Stilazzi x Jordan Liberty Darkroom Eyeshadow Palette Swatches

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Christine | Updated: 7/10/19July 10, 2019

Stilazzi Darkroom 18-Pan Eyeshadow Palette

Stilazzi x Jordan Liberty Darkroom Eyeshadow Palette ($39.00 for 1.00 oz.) is a new, limited edition 18-pan palette that features an array of neutrals and a few pops of color across mattes and shimmers. It’s a collaboration with makeup artist, Jordan Liberty, who has worked on campaigns from many major brands, like Urban Decay (what I’m most familiar with), MAC, NARS, and so on.

I haven’t tried Stilazzi before, though I’ve heard a few (rave) reviews here and there through the years — curious if any readers have any experiences to share! Here are swatches…

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Kira

Light Medium, Yellow, slight yellow undertones. Combination skin.

I’m having a really hard time to distinguishing all these new brands! I wonder how people are making the decision to try out a particular new brand. These swatches aren’t doing anything for me – the glitter in the metallics look a bit chunky.

Christine

Light Medium, Neutral, slight yellow undertones. Normal-to-Dry skin.

I wonder the same – just in general – how consumers can even make choices with so many possibilities (and quality ones at that)!

xamyx

Personally, I think this collaboration stands out because it’s with an actual professional MUA, with a solid reputation. I don’t follow him closely, but from the handful of videos I’ve seen, he does seem quite knowledgeable, and practical. He also comes off as genuinely wanting to teach, not just “influencer status”. Also, given the reputable brands he’s associated with, I’d be comfortable trying a brand like this. While this particular palette is absolutely beautiful, it doesn’t appeal to my needs, but I think it’d be perfect for my daughter (given her age, aesthetic, and coloring), so if it’s easily accessible, I’ll strongly consider picking it up.

kjh

Yes, indeed. Glad my low buy includes no new brands. Between the every nanosecond releases and new brands, our heads are spinning like the Exorcist. These swatches look to me as if the formula in all is exactly the same, only the pigment differs. That can’t be good. Maybe Andrew will clarify.

Seraphine

Light, Neutral undertones. Combination skin.

Looks like there are some hits and misses in this palette. I’ve never heard of this brand, so I’m curious to see what people say.

On a side note,…

Christine, have you (or any one else here) ever heard of Red Apple Lipstick? Their products are cruelty/gluten/toxin-free and there are some beautiful lipstick shades. I’m thinking about giving them a try. (Not that I need more makeup. Lol)

Christine

Light Medium, Neutral, slight yellow undertones. Normal-to-Dry skin.

Sorry, I haven’t!

Knmngrl

I haven’t actually tried Red Apple lipsticks yet. But I’ve been watching green beauty bloggers for years and I have never seen anyone say anything less than rave things about them. Seems like a pretty safe purchase.

Nancy T

Medium, Olive, neutral undertones. Combination skin.

And it looks like an Urban Decay palette, too. When I think “Jordan Liberty”, my mind immediately connects him to UD. I like this palette, but I am 100% undecided on it. Now, as for his brushes with Stilazzi, that’s another story entirely! I’m game to try those, provided they are not goat hair.

Stacee

Light Plus, Pink, slight pink undertones.

I am tempted by this because I love Jordan Liberty. But I want to see your reviews first.

Mariella

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

So I’m guessing Stilazzi isn’t a spin-off from Stila (the way the Estee Edit was with Estee Lauder) but an entirely separate and new company with no affiliation at all with Stila? I see a lot of lovely shadows here but at least 3 (Infrared, Poolside, Droptop and DTLA – so 4 or possibly more) that I’d never use. As for the ones I like best…yup, I’m sure I’ve multiple dupes for all of them.

Christine

Light Medium, Neutral, slight yellow undertones. Normal-to-Dry skin.

Stilazzi’s roots are in the professional community – I think they did tools first and then branched out into makeup, but they were founded in 2009 (per their about us!).

Knmngrl

I’m so excited about this palette. I really like Jordan Liberty. I hope it’s good. I’ve never heard anything bad about this brand either.

dzymzlzy

Light Plus, Neutral undertones. Normal-to-Oily skin.

I didn’t realize they sold makeup. I see Mel Thompson using and loving their brushes all the time.

Wednesday

Light Plus, Neutral undertones. Dry skin.

related to Stila??

Anyhoo.. hard pass. I don’t see anything unique shade wise to round out my stash.

Genevieve

Lightest, Pink undertones. Dry skin.

This does look like a solid palette, but it is very similar (in terms of shade choices) to a few that have come onto the market recently. Only your review will tell Christine. I think it’s good to try out different brands and see how they stack up to the more traditional ones.

Bonnie

Light Medium, Olive, neutral undertones. Combination skin.

My friend has swatched and worn this palette and said while it swatches terribly, it actually performs on the eyes quite nicely! So at least there’s that.

Rachel R.

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

I’ve never even heard of Stilazzi, but I like Jordan Liberty’s work. It looks like a decent palette, but it’s not really exciting me.

Lucia

I would love me some fathom as a single

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