Lancome My French Palette ($58.00 for 0.30 oz.) includes nine shades with two that double as powder eyeliners. Six of the nine shades are neutrals, and then two are in the teal family with one blackish-gray. The formula used in the palette really needs an eyeshadow primer in order for the majority of the shades to have good color coverage and smooth, even application, as it had a more powder quality that made it harder to apply to bare skin (or else it would sheer out immediately as the product didn’t stick well).

My French #1 is a very light pink with subtle, cool undertones and a matte finish. It had semi-sheer color coverage with a soft but powdery texture that absolutely requires a base to perform decently. It faded within six and a half hours on me. See comparison swatches / view dupes.

My French #2 is a pinky mauve with subtle, cool undertones and a matte finish. Another shade that was somewhat powdery and resulted in so-so pigmentation. It lasted for six hours before fading. See comparison swatches / view dupes.

My French #3 is a pinky-peach–more pink than peach–with warm undertones and a matte finish. It had semi-opaque color coverage with a powdery, dusty texture. The color only lasted for six hours. See comparison swatches / view dupes.

My French #4 is a bright, metallic beige with warm undertones. The texture was so soft that it applied thickly, where the powder bunched up on itself, so it can emphasize the texture on the lids or lines/wrinkles. It had intense color payoff, and it did wear well for eight hours, though. See comparison swatches / view dupes.

My French #5 is a peachy-beige with warm undertones and a frosted, metallic sheen. It had good pigmentation with a soft, buttery texture that wasn’t powdery. It applied well and stayed on for eight hours before fading. See comparison swatches / view dupes.

My French #6 is a rich, bronzy brown with a metallic finish and warm, reddish undertones. It had excellent color payoff with a really smooth, dense, buttery texture that went on well. It wore well for eight hours. See comparison swatches / view dupes.

My French #7 is a light-medium, aqua teal with subtle, warm undertones and a metallic sheen. It had semi-sheer pigmentation that was a little dry to work with, which made blending unnecessarily difficult. It lasted for six hours on me. See comparison swatches / view dupes.

My French #8 is a muted, bluish-teal with a satiny sheen. The texture was on the drier, stiffer side and difficult to blend or apply in a solid line (as eyeliner). I couldn’t even use this wet at all–using it wet made the surface harden. It lasted for seven hours before fading. See comparison swatches / view dupes.

My French #9 is a gray-ish black with subtle shimmer. It had excellent pigmentation that applied smoothly and evenly. It wore well for eight hours on me. See comparison swatches / view dupes.

Lancome My French Palette

Lancome My French Palette

Lancome My French Palette

Lancome My French Palette

Lancome My French Palette

Lancome My French Palette

Lancome My French Palette

Lancome My French Palette

Lancome My French Palette

Lancome My French #1 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #1 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #2 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #2 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #3 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #3 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #4 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #4 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #5 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #5 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #6 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #6 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #7 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #7 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #8 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #8 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #9 Eyeshadow

Lancome My French #9 Eyeshadow

#4 (inner lid,), #5 (middle of lid), #6 (outer lid), #8 (crease), #7 (above crease), #1 + #4 (brow bone), #9 + #7 (eyeliner)

Lancome My French Palette