NARS Pro Palettes for September 2015

NARS Pro Palette
NARS Pro Palette

As a leader and authority in makeup artistry, NARS Cosmetics is excited to introduce the NARSPro Palette – the first offering in a line of products designed especially for the professional makeup artist community. The ultimate tool for makeup artists on-the-go and backstage, NARS invites you to curate your very own palettes with over 64 refill shades now available for purchase at NARS’ freestanding boutiques and on E-Commerce. Mix and match the artistry essential shades of eyeshadows, blushes, bronzers and pressed powders in one palette or create a comprehensive palette of blushes or eyeshadows. Pop in color, open up your inner artist.

Palettes

  • Large Palette ($18.00)
  • Small Palette ($14.00)

Single Eyeshadow Refill ($18.00)

  • Galapagos Bitter chocolate infused with gold
  • Ashes to Ashes Shimmery violet based brown
  • Abyssinia Delicate pearl sheen
  • New York Plum brown
  • Night Star Sheer peach shadow with pearls
  • Persia Paprika
  • Nepal Soft, sheer rose
  • Daphne Matte deep violet
  • Bali Neutral
  • Outremer Bright true blue
  • Blondie Neutral, soft matte
  • Fathom Pink tulle with shimmer
  • Mekong Expresso infused with gold
  • Sophia Cool brown
  • Biarritz Rich chocolate brown
  • Kamchatka Navy smoke
  • Bengali Rich chocolate brown
  • Goldfinger 24 karat shimmer
  • Coconut Grove Deep brown infused with reflections
  • Night Porter Black with pearls

Duo Eyeshadow Refill ($25.00)

  • Alhambra Metallic rose mist / Golden champagne
  • All About Eve Flesh-toned neutrals / One with shimmer
  • Bellissima Shimmering beige with subtle glitter / Matte gray-brown
  • Sugar Land Sparkling apricot / Gilded orchid pink
  • Kalahari Gold confection / Sugared cocoa
  • Mad Mad World Vivid cyan / Parakeet green
  • Madrague Matte cream / Matte caramel
  • Rated R Electric cobalt blue / Shimmering chartreuse
  • Kuala Lumpur Rose gold / Boysenberry infused with gold
  • Kauai Gold lame / Iridescent smokey orchid
  • Silk Road Icy pink / Rose gold with golden flecks
  • Bouthan Soft pink tulle / Bright pink with gold shimmer
  • Isolde Frosted ginger / Shimmering copper
  • Pandora Sheer white shimmer / Matte black
  • Cordura Shimmering warm rich brown / Shimmering sooty dark brown

Blush Refill ($21.00)

  • Orgasm Peachy pink with golden shimmer
  • Outlaw A soft rose tone with golden shimmer
  • Deep Throat Flirty, sheer peach
  • Seduction Sangria
  • Super Orgasm Peachy pink with gold glitter
  • Desire Cotton candy pink
  • Amour Peachy pink
  • Exhibit A Matte red blush
  • Torrid Warm coral with golden shimmer
  • Taj Mahal Blazing burnt orange with golden shimmer
  • Dolce Vita Matte dusty rose
  • Angelika Cotton candy pink with gold and silver sparkle
  • Luster Sheer golden apricot
  • Gaiety Bright candy pink
  • Sin Berry tone with gold shimmer
  • Sex Appeal Soft peach
  • Lovejoy Shimmering bronzed rose
  • Mata Hari Pink with a race of crimson

Highlighting Blush Refill ($21.00)

  • Albatross Luminous glow
  • Miss Liberty Soft, shimmering peach
  • New Order Sheer highlighter with golden shimmer

Contour Blush Refill ($30.00)

  • Paloma Pink beige / Deep Rose
  • Olympia Ivory / Rose

Pressed Powder Refill ($25.00)

  • Beach For deep reddish-brown skin tones
  • Desert Light rose undertones to enhance medium skintones
  • Mountain For the deepest true brown skin tones
  • Flesh To complement fair skin tones

Bronzing Powder Refill ($27.00)

  • Laguna Diffused brown powder with golden shimmer
  • Casino A diffused deep brown powder with golden shimmer

AVAILABILITY | September 2015 at NARSCosmetics.com and NARS Boutiques

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Chelle Avatar

If I had to guess very few people would actually only put only Nars products in it. I figure it will function more like a typical zpalette for most.

Katherine T. Avatar

Ooh, so interesting! I see some shadows I like, and others that came in a duo, but I only wanted one of them, so nice to see I can buy it in single.

xamyx Avatar

I definitely need a few of these. I’ve been wanting to depot my NARS products for the sake of convenience, but I just find Z palettes to be far too expensive for what they are, and I honestly think they look a bit tacky, so I’m really looking forward to these.

Paz Avatar

They do look tacky tbh! And, you know, my favorite thing to do is watching YouTube videos of people’s eyeshadow collections. Most of them have at least one Z palette full of sad looking depoted eyeshadows, which they say they never ever use. I mean, I wouldn’t either, I like my eyeshadows in their original pretty packaging. If you’re going to fill those palettes with shadows that don’t have packaging to beging with, that’s a different story, of course. Just my opinion.

Jennifer Avatar

Wow! Thanks for posting this. I wish there was a way I could remove all of my exisiting duos and singles and put into one palette. Guess we’ll have to wait and see how the packaging is to see if there’s any way to do this.

Have a great weekend!

Allison Avatar

You can depot them from their little containers with floss! I’m not sure if you’d need magnets for the back of the pans but you can definitely remove them. I have a video on my blog that shows how to do it. You take a long length of floss (more than you think you’ll need) and wedge it between the pan and the side of the little palette, shove it down with a needle, loop it around the edge of the pan and start to rock back and forth to break the glue. It is actually pretty simple once you get the process down. If the pan won’t stick, attach a magnet to the back and voila! Depotted Nars! 🙂

Regina Avatar

Well this is super exciting! I may actually get around to purchasing some more of the duos which I’ve liked but never wanted to pay $25 for but $18 is way more reasonable. Also because I assume they will be magnetized they can fit into Z-palettes instead of having to buy there palette although they would probably be worth checking out too. I’m excited about this launch!

Dani Avatar

They should have done this years ago! No wonder they call NARS the next MAC. I remember depotting all my eyeshadows and blushes and put them in Z palettes back in the days…Of course this layout would be more beautiful and cleaner-looking than my home-made project. It’s funny that the single pans cost the same with duos. The only thing I will say is, when the pans get too close, it is gonna be pretty messy, you will get powders mixed with one another after regular use.

Lisa Avatar

I never thought of that. I was just thinking that having them so close to another is nice to maximize space. But clearly I’m not a pro lol. Guess organizing these palettes will take a bit more planning.

Zoe Avatar

AW MANNNNNN This is dangerous news, folks.

The very big positives: The palettes seem to be cheaper than Z-Palette, and the refills are cheaper than the stand-alone products.
Cons: I wish there were more colors available! Many on my wishlist are absent here…

Jacee Avatar

I love that the customizable palette trend is going (more) commercial. It’s making makeup so much more affordable not just for pros but makeup lovers, as well. Most of us already have palettes and have been depotting for years. Yay!

As always, thank you for reporting, Christine.

KJH Avatar

Oh, bloody boy! Spent sooo many hours deporting Nars, bec. The rubberized stuff gets big icky @ my house…and I have ~ 20 years of Nars stuff that, fortunately, does NOT rot… And never again! Couldn’t be more psyched! Nars with no grubby! I love it! The thing about Zs, admittedly some ARE tacky, is that there are so many patterns that you will know where your stash is by the color of the palette. Don’t have too many holes in Nars, but this is fabulous, and I know now I might succumb to things I’ve been back burnering, like All About Eve. Thanks, Francois et al!

Rachel R. Avatar

I bought the Zpalettes in different colors, and color coded them to the palettes. Blues in blue ones, yellows in a yellow one, greens in a peacock feather patterned one, etc. It’s very handy, and I don’t think they look tacky.

There’s also an Etsy shop called Book of Shadows that makes very classy, beautiful versions. I haven’t bought from them yet, but I’m planning on an order soon.

Nancy T Avatar

This is a welcome concept for me! I see some goodies I would love to put together in a customized palette form: Kuala Lumpur, Isolde, New York, Bengali, Outlaw, Dolce Vita, etc.

Deidre Avatar

I am excited about this as there a few eyeshadows and blushes I want to add to my collection but don’t need more packages to fill up my organizer. I will wait until the USD/CAD rate is better before I order anything from the website.

Bonnie Avatar

So awesome that more companies are catching on to this trend of customizable palettes!!!! Yes!!! I just made my own 20 pan inglot palette when I was in Las Vegas and it’s like addicting, you just have to keep buying until it’s filled up! Smart move, Nars. I hope they add the dual intensity shadows because then I’ll definitely be buying some, as I have the narcissist palette with them, and I’d love to have the new shades, but dislike buying eyeshadow singles. (I only make exceptions for Colourpop and inglot these days)

Juliana Avatar

I am excited!.. I’ve lugged my Nars products around in MakeUpForever paletts for years and this will be lovey..but..I’m worried because the Nars powders are very soft and prone to breakage..
I’m looking for anyone with first hand experience with them and if they are sturdy to travel about??

Eri Avatar

On the Nars website, the duo-eyeshadow pans are $25! It looks like Temptalia and other makeup website were either misinformed, or Nars screwed up their pricing online hehe. I’m going to shoot them an email to ask about it.

Jess Avatar

Wondering if anyone know when will these be out in Europe?
They are already out for shopping in america but no idea when they will come to the rest of the world.

x

Blanca Avatar

I saw these on their website and was tempted. What material is the case made of? Does the magnetic base grip the metallic cosmetic pans firmly? Thanks!

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