NARS Holiday 2018 | Eyeshadow Palettes Swatches

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Christine | Updated: 9/30/18September 30, 2018

NARS Provocateur 6-Pan Eyeshadow Palette

For the holidays, NARS has two eyeshadow palettes for the season, which are swatched in this post! I’m still waiting on official details with respect to availability and launch dates, and I’ll update this post when I get them.

NARS Provocateur Eyeshadow Palette

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Vinyl

Endless Party

Exploit

Screech

Smash It Up

Not for Sale

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NARS Scandal Eyeshadow Palette

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Stage Dive

Break It Up

Filth and Fury

Moshpit

Radical

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NARS Provocateur 6-Pan Eyeshadow Palette

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Cjay

Very Light, Neutral undertones.

This is more my kinda palette! I prefer six or less to keep things simpler. I think these sre beautiful and tempting (the matte blue in scandal aside).

Mariella

Very Light, Pink undertones. Normal-to-Dry skin.

Neither Endless Party from the first one, nor Stage Dive from the 2nd are my cup of tea but other than that, I really like the look of these and look forward to your reviews.

kjh

Your Provocateur look is gorgeous. I see that palette as working in a very complementary fashion with Fleur Fatale. I am so weak.

Nancy T

Medium, Olive, neutral undertones. Combination skin.

Provocateur looks fabulous in the look you did, so I will be very interested in hearing what you think about its performance when you put up your review of it. It has a bit a Punk aesthetic to it, and I’m game! Actually, both palettes do!

Cherie

Very interesting set of colors. Very tempting for fall. You look absolutely stunning btw — that look is gorg.

Kaitlyn

Light, Pink, moderately pink undertones.

I like the look of the first palette, though it seems very reminiscent of one of the NARS x Erdem eye palettes. I wish Moshpit and Radical from the second palette didn’t look so similar.

Rachel R.

Lightest, Neutral undertones. Normal-to-Oily skin.

I love the looks of Provacateur! Scandal’s mattes look disappointing, and the two darkest shades are too close in color.

Nyxx

Very Deep, Yellow, moderately yellow undertones. Oily skin.

Perfect palettes for cool toned lovers. I’m a warm lover though so it’s a pass.

Mimi

Light, Neutral, slight yellow undertones. Combination skin.

I like the color story in both palettes! Mosh Pit and Radical do look too similar for me though. Regarding availability, I saw my local NARS boutique in NY advertising they are going to have an in store event for this collection this coming weekend so I would assume it’ll be dropping some time this week for their boutiques and probably online? Then rolled out to counters and other stores. ?

Genevieve

Lightest, Pink undertones. Dry skin.

I really like the first palette, except for the red shade – to me this shade looks out of place.
The second palette has a few more issues, the matte blue looks patchy and why two black shades?
Gorgeous eye look Christine.

Rachel R.

Lightest, Neutral undertones. Normal-to-Oily skin.

To me, Mosh Pit looks more like a really dark brown with a slight green tinge, but it’s so dark, it may as well be black. Unless it buffs out more green on the eye, I don’t understand having it and a black in the same palette. It just seems odd.

Jane

Medium, Yellow, slight yellow undertones. Dry skin.

Of the two, definitely Provocateur would be my choice and it’s even Christmasy! That said, this is a pass as I don’t really think they’d be particularly flattering on me.

Jane

Medium, Yellow, slight yellow undertones. Dry skin.

I had to come back because your look is truly work perfect for me. So, since I think your NC37 too (though I’m slightly more yellow-warmer toned) I’m trying to talk myself into the Provocateur palette. And the lipstick is so spot-on for this look to me!

Adia

I love your look using the Provocateur palette! Very fall appropriate shades but not the same shades we see all the time.

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