Written Reviews

This palette is great. I really like tarte's metallic/shimmer formula because of its thinner consistency and color payoff. The best part about this palette is that you can apply the shadows on a dry, flat brush (no Fix+ or wet brush required!). Marvel and Mystic have more of a foiled effect whereas Magic and Wings is the traditional tarte metallic shimmer. Trance is by far the best shade in the palette. The only matte shade in the palette, Myth, is the worst tarte shadow I've ever used. Myth doesn't show up on my eyelids at all and it doesn't build up. I wish this shade was a bit deeper. Believe is also frosty and I'm not a fan of that effect as a highlighter.

I hate this palette so much. Too Faced boasts that you can use this palette in three ways: on it's own (finger or brush application), on top of the white and black base shades, and wet. I find that the shades - Splash, Oh, It's on, and Worth It - are the only ones that you can apply on it's own since the others are too sheer to appear on the eyes. These shades are lovely but there's other formulas that can give the same effect without the hassle. Regardless, all of the shades need to be applied wet since the glitters don't stick on any type of brush. When I use this palette I have to: 1. prime my eyelids 2. use eyeshadow for the base look 3. white or black base shade 4. glitter glue . 5. apply glitter using a flat, synthetic brush with Mac Fix + Overall, this eyeshadow palette is too much effort for looks that can easily be obtained with other palettes. I would've gotten rid of this from my vanity but a friend bought it for me so now it's on my project (hate) pan.