Only the most finely milled pigments, intense color depth and mysterious shimmer for Pure Drama loose mineral powder liners. The tiniest sprinkle of Pure Drama... applied wet or dry will give your eyes a dramatic pop of depth and color... framing your beauties with pure mystery!
Pure Drama Mineral Eyeliner powders can also be used as eyeshadows... for the not so shy at heart!
NOTE: While we have made all attempts for photographs to accurately depict colors, photography unfortunately does not accurately reveal the depth and interplay of color and effect of these shadows. Also, please note that variations do exist between different computer monitors.
Size: Each Pure Drama color comes packaged in a clear plastic jar with sifter. The net weight of the product averages at 2 grams per jar. Sample baggie= 1/16 teaspoon (enough for several applications)
Ingredients: Mica (CI 77019), May contain Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499) Ferric ferrocyanide (CI 77510) (in Drama Blue, Drama Violet, Drama Teal) , Hydrated Chromium oxide (CI 77289) (In Drama Green, Drama Teal) (CI 77289)
To order samples and/or sets, you may view your options below and click for purchasing details or, simply click on the "Express Purchase" tab above and choose the full size jars or samples you would like, then click the "Add selected items to order" button within that tab.
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Drama Green: A mysterious, smokey, sateen, bejeweled emerald. |  |
Drama Topaz: Antiqued brass with glints of a greenish, golden richness. Depth and flashes of light as intriquing as a regal cats eye. |
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Drama Red: The truest depths of bordeaux garnet with the occasional sheen of the darkest ruby. |  |
Drama Teal: Truly balanced gem of rare beauty. Not too green, not to blue, the perfect smoked teal with a hint of satin sheen |
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Drama Blue: The deepest glimmer of sapphire. Immensely dark, yet not quite navy, a true midnight gem. |  |
Drama Violet: An amethyst of unparalleled beauty. A hue as deep as arabian nights and regal as a crown. |
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Drama Cocoa: The sultriest neutral around. Smokey without being overdone, a true tiger's eye to behold. |  |
Drama Copper: A smooth, rich deep copper brown with a heart of darkness. |
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Drama Silver: Lush pewter tones with the tiniest glints of true silver, embedded in smoke. |
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| By Arien on April 15, 2009 |
Comments:These have to be my favourite liners *ever*, the colours are great, complement most of the Aromaleigh eyeshadow colours, and can give either a very soft smudgey lining when dry, or a great, intense colour when foiled. I heartily recommend getting the sealant too and using both together. Great stuff! |
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| By Lisa on March 2, 2009 |
Comments:just gorgeous |
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| By Andrea on October 10, 2008 |
Comments:I love the Violet Drama and the sparkle! Really great shade for my green eyes! Such great service here!The Topaz is beautiful too, but I can't get past the Violet! |
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| By Amy on July 2, 2008 |
Comments:Love these eyeliners. I now own six and wear them nearly every day. They can be layered for more intense color, or used with a fine brush for a more subtle look. They stay on well, too. |
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| By Amy Geisen on June 3, 2008 |
Comments:I love this eyeliner. The color choices are awesome and it goes a long way. I like the dramatic color and sparkle. |
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| By Peggy Woolsey on May 24, 2008 |
Comments:I enjoy using the Aromaleigh Pure Drama Eyeliner. First I apply shadow base, the a pale frostfrom the inner corner up to the brow, then line my eyes, then I go over my liner with a thin line of the sealant, then I finish my eyes using a little of the liner on the outer corner of the lids as a shadow. I love the look! |
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| By Elizabeth on April 1, 2008 |
Comments:This is the perfect teal liner that I have been looking for...not to bright with a subtle shimmer. Has a pretty smokiness to it!! |
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| By BETH on March 25, 2008 |
Comments:I accidentaly ordered the Drama Blue Liner instead of the Drama Queen Blue Liner. I love the Drama Queen for me. They both have a very black base. On me the Drama Blue Liner looked completely black (yellow skin tone), but on my mother it looks very blue (pink skin tone). Overall this is a very pretty liner. |
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| By gajowskich on March 2, 2008 |
Comments:Purchased this and the peacock gel, and love both. The gel is a bit easier for me to apply, but this is not dicicult to use. Color: teal is a great color for brown eyes, at least mine ( light skin, warm, age 61) The saturated color is great. |
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| By Janelle on February 25, 2008 |
Comments:I love drama cocoa and silver. I actually prefer them dry and they work fine for me applied with the wonderful thin lining brush. Very fun and sparkly. |
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| By Barbra on September 23, 2007 |
Comments:Love the sifter and the cap to tap and swirl in. The makeup works great - as well, if not better, than the higher-priced boutique mineral makeups. Good going! |
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| By Jennifer on August 28, 2007 |
Comments:I ordered a sample set of all the colors, and while I haven't had a chance to try every one, I love the ones I have tried and the others still look great in the bag! My absolute favorite is Drama Teal -- it's a very unique color that looks gorgeous with the blue-green eyeshadows (such as Lucky Pure Hue) that I like to wear on weekends! Drama Copper also looks lovely with the bronzes and browns I wear on an everyday basis. |
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| By Denise on August 22, 2007 |
Comments:The pure drama eyeliner is wonderful. It goes on easily and stays on all day. |
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| By Kelly on July 8, 2007 |
Comments:I have drama green, teal, cocoa, topaz and violet! They are all beautiful and look great on my green eyes. |
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| By WB on June 29, 2007 |
Comments:This is the first time I've tried eyeliner, and it was VERY easy to apply with Aromaleigh's "thin brush". I used the sealer with it, and it really does last a long time, and does not end up looking greasy or get on your eyelids. It also is great as a shadow - very vivid, and a little goes a long way! |
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| By Natasha on May 30, 2007 |
Comments:I love the Pure Drama eyeliners. They have just the right hint of color and smokiness. I wear a thin line to the office, and they last and last and last -- even through my after-work trip to the gym. |
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| By Lisa Hentschel on May 23, 2007 |
Comments:I LOVE this!!!! it has such a nice smooth look!! |
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| By Khamila on March 18, 2007 |
Comments:great! looks great on darker skin tones, very pigmented |
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| By Khamila on March 18, 2007 |
Comments:i use this as a liner, i love it! looks great. |
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| By Allyson on March 13, 2007 |
Comments:I love Aromaleigh's colors, but the pure drama topaz was a disappointment. It looks great in jar, but on my skin it has no metallic at all, and smears unevenly with black pigment: ashy and messy. Dark, but No drama.PS from Aromaleigh.com-- you have to 'foil' with an eyeliner sealant or water to see the metallic effect of these liners, otherwise they are just dark colors. If you try using them this way as suggested you will see them in the dramatic way that they really shine!!! |
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| By Nancy on March 13, 2007 |
Comments:I love this color - it's perfect for my coloring and makes my eyes look dreamy! |
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| By Cory Sluder on February 16, 2007 |
Comments:I really like the consistency of this liner. I can use it as subtle or as dramatic as I want. It stays put all day. |
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| By Nancy on February 13, 2007 |
Comments:I love the way the way I can line or smudge my eyes with this eyeliner. The color is perfect for my sometimes blue, sometimes green eyes. |
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| By Kelli on February 7, 2007 |
Comments:Drama Red does not sound like a color that would be wearable for everyone. One me it shows up more of a dark mauve. Love this color. Bought it as a sample first, really liked it and decided to order the full size. |
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| By Gina Jane on January 24, 2007 |
Comments:loving drama Green liner. Smoky if dry, metallic green when I do it wet with sealant. So pretty. These liners are very dramatic, deep and sultry. I want to try more next order! |
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| By Serpents*kiss on January 10, 2007 |
Comments:I am in love with Drama Red and Drama Teal powder liners. I apply these with Visine and a small brush and they are very pretty and metallic and make my eyes pop. Some days I like a kohl eye look and I use a skunk brush and get a smudged smoky eye look without looking like I have a black eye. These are versatile because they can be liners or shadows. They have a soft and sikly texture and last forever. |
