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Kat Von D Shade + Light Eye Contour Quad for Summer 2016

Kat Von D Shade + Light Eye Contour Quad
Kat Von D Shade + Light Eye Contour Quad

Step up your contoured eye looks with the Shade + Light Eye Contour Quad. Featuring four specially curated palettes with matte shades,these quads spotlight Kat Von D’s high pigment, silky, and blendable shadows in a covetable, coffin-shaped palette. Bring out the best in your eyes with a neutral base, and then use the contour, define, and highlight shades to create your ideal eye shape. Each quad includes an easy-to-follow how-to insert, illustrated by Kat Von D, so you can lift, define, widen, and narrow eyes with color.

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The Details

Shade = Light Eye Contour Quad, $26.00 (New, Permanent)

  • Rust Matte brownish reds for blue eyes
  • Sage Matte greens for brown eyes
  • Plum matte purples for green eyes
  • Smoke Matte cool grays for all eye colors

Kat Von D Shade + Light Eye Contour Quad
Kat Von D Shade + Light Eye Contour Quad

Kat Von D Shade + Light Eye Contour Quad
Kat Von D Shade + Light Eye Contour Quad

Kat Von D Shade + Light Eye Contour Quad
Kat Von D Shade + Light Eye Contour Quad

Kat Von D Shade + Light Eye Contour Quad
Kat Von D Shade + Light Eye Contour Quad

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Michele @Binxcat4ever Avatar

I had this release calendared – ordered Plum this morning. I had thought about getting Smoke but honestly the shades look blue and not grey (kind of disappointing). I’m hoping to have this tomorrow if they ship on time. Otherwise, I’ll have it Thursday. I’m holding off for your reviews on the other 2 to see what you think and how the shades transfer. If you like them, I may get the rest to have portable warm palettes. If they’re decent, I think the price may be reasonable.

Michele @Binxcat4ever Avatar

Ok, changed my mind. I looked at these on Kat’s site and the shades (and swatches) look completely different than on the Sephora site. On Kat’s site, the Smoke palette actually looks grey and not blue. Also, the Rust palette looks pretty close to orange on her site so that’s a no-go for me. Sage looks pretty similar on both sites. So, I’m thinking I’ll go for Sage and Smoke if Plum is swatches good tomorrow when it arrives.

Kimberly Avatar

Rust and Sage look so good, I’m very tempted by these! I’ve been debating if I should get this or the original large one… This quad’s packaging looks so much more travel-friendly, since it’s not that sturdy cardboard that she seems to use for the rest of her recent palettes, not to mention the size is great, but with only 4 shades for $26 and the large one with 12 shades being $46, it seems pretty pricey.

Katherine T. Avatar

Well, I have brown eyes, but I can wear all these colors, and I really need more mattes, but no way am I buying matte shadows without seeing reviews and swatches first.

Nancy T Avatar

At this moment, the Plum and Rust are definitely calling my name! However, those are EXACTLY the types of shades I tend to hoard in my stash. That said, I will probably put together a MAC quad with Fig 1, Haux, Blackberry and Grain for a smoky, almost exclusively matte palette…. Possibly sub-ing a shimmer in place of ? Like Da Bling? We’ll see, maybe Plum will be IT.

Anne Avatar

Love the matte themes. With the current emphasis on dewy foundations, gleaming highlighters and satin blushes, a matte eye is nice. My eye is on the plums.

Karen Avatar

I wish I could wear Kat Von D eyeshadows. The shadows make my eyes feel on fire. I bought the Kat Von D eye contour palette and refused to return it because every eye look I try looks amazing. I know I can only stand the burning for short time. So they are a pass for me.

KJH Avatar

‘For Summer,’. Thought they were LE. Good they’re not. They all have definite possibilities. Anyone hear about reformulation of that abysmal set of duo blushes? Always liked the smaller and medium sized products, as the blockbusters were less evenly performing. She does a pretty good matte, c.f. Ladybird. Sturdy packaging. Looking good so far.

Helene Avatar

These look very tempting, the plum one most of all. I have green-grey eyes, but am under the delucion (sp) that I can wear (almost) any colour. And I do 🙂

Lisa Avatar

Wish these had been released in one large palette rather than these quads. I love my Shade+Light palette, and would love to have some more colorful shades in the same formula, but with these quads you get a couple more unique shades and a couple I almost surely have dupes for in each quad–plus having to decide which to get kinda makes me want to skip it altogether. The packaging is cute but looks bulky, and I would have liked to have the same format as the original Shade+Light so you could store them together.. I’m feeling very meh, whereas if she had put the more colorful shades into a 12-pan palette, I would have jumped on it the second it launched.

Michele @Binxcat4ever Avatar

I’ll be curious to see how these swatch out and wear for you Christine. I swatched Plum today and I found it really dusty; even a light touch with the shadow brush had powder everywhere (including on the vanity). Swatching with no primer on both the inside of my arm and the back of my hand, the shades really seemed to muddy, although they did feel slightly creamy by the brushstroke. I’m holding off on buying the other 2 palettes I had thought of buying until I can get a chance to actually wear them for a day over eye primer.

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