Too Faced Whiskers on Kittens (LE) and Too Faced Spike the Punch (LE) are pinker. Chanel Charming #1 (LE) is more shimmery. The texture was soft, and it had fairly good color payoff. ” It’s a light-medium, peachy beige with a satin-matte finish. Warm Breeze is described as a “pastel coral. Inglot #397 (P, $6.00) is darker, less beige. Disney by Sephora Splendid (LE) is slightly more beige. Marc Jacobs Beauty The Starlet #2 (P) is lighter, more beige. Laura Mercier Primrose (P, $23.00) is pinker. It had good color payoff and applied smoothly and evenly. ” It’s a light, peachy beige with a frosted, metallic sheen. If you’re curious about pricing and value, consider checking out my lengthy discussion/thoughts after the review. All of the shades wore just around eight hours on me before fading, with a couple of shades that had some fall out (noted below). The palette could have used one or two additional medium-dark to dark shades for more contrast, as a lot of them were in the light-medium and medium range.
Vanilla Extract and Honey Lust were the worst performers, but there were a lot of nicely pigmented, easy to use and blend shades overall. This is actually one of MAC’s better pre-made palettes, which is even more impressive give there are 15 shades in the palette. It has four permanent shades and four repromoted shades (ones that have been released previously as limited edition shades). MAC Eyeshadow x 15/Warm Neutral Palette ($100.00 for 0.68 oz.) contains fifteen, warm-toned eyeshadows.
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