I’m not sure why but I was really shocked when I first saw
Charlote Tilbury’s The Icon Palette (£55).
Perhaps it was due to the fabulous, eye catching yet
brightness of the packaging, or when moment I saw a bright blue shadow within
the palette but either way I wasn’t expecting such a product to be produced
from such a brand.
My god I’m glad they did it!
This 12 shade palette truly is "electric star quality in a
palette" Charlotte Tilbury.
If you’re already a fan of Charlottes 4 coded luxury
palettes you’ll have some idea of what to expect with the Icons Palette and I’m
pretty sure if you haven’t decided you want it, you’ll want it by the end of
this post.
This exquisite palette quite clearly pays homage to the eccentric
and brilliant David Bowie, with his iconic red and blue lightning bolt taking center
stage on both the front of the packaging and the palette itself.
Inside this gorgeous piece of art-pop you’ll find 12 highly pigmented
rainbow shades, each of which has its own column to create a 'Day', 'Date',
'Diva' or 'Disco' eye look.
There’s everything from shimmering greens to rich bronzes in
this bad boy making the possibilitu of your looks endless.
Each look (Day, Date,
Diva or Disco) combines three shades that you can layer from ‘1' on the top
row which they refer to as a primer to 2, an enhancer and then to 3, smoke.
Its’ great for novices or people like me who aren’t always
sure what colours go with what or which colours should be applied first so I think
it’s a great addition to the palette.
If you hadn’t gathered by now
that sometimes even people like me are pratt’s that get it wrong you can tell
from my swatches!
I’ve swatched from left to right starting
on the top line then moving to row two then three.
There are some seriously stunning
shades within this palette and even though it’s been created in honour of the
king of OTT, you can still create soft, subtle and pretty day looks despite the
at first scary looking blues and greens!
Every single rich molten colour
can be used both wet or dry depending on the look you’re trying to create and
are so beautifully soft, silky and luxurious to touch and apply.
Highly pigmented and rich in
emollients for a velvety-smooth, soft finish
(yes even the softer shades pack a punch!) the shadows neither flake nor
transfer meaning the look you start with is the look you’ll get at the end of
your day/night.
Yes, I’m defiantly a more nude,
subtle person when it comes to eyeshadows but there is no denying that the
Charlotte Tilbury Icon Palette is simply stunning.
(Oh and just to let you into a little secret, I actually really loved
the jade green and royal blue shades despite probably not being brave enough to
wear the blue!)
The Charlotte Tilbury The Icon Palette is available now and costs £55.
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