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Sunday, February 8, 2015

Too Faced Chocolate Bar - Review, Swatches, and Eye Looks



So I've had this palette for a little while now and it was given to me as a gift for my birthday. I know you probably seen the swatches and reviews of this palette already but what can I say I don't get sponsored so I rarely get the cool stuff before everybody else. I'm not complaining though, I can barely keep up with what I already have.


Packaging

  • The packaging mimics that of a chocolate bar. Quite appropriate for the theme here. I believe it's a metal or aluminum tin with plastic on the inside and magnetic closure. It also includes a mirror and a plastic sheet cover that list the name of the shades. The box it comes in looks like you're in for a fancy treat. Overall, I think it's cute but I wished the palette was a bit slimmer.
  • The smaller eyeshadow pans, 14 shades, are .95 g/.03 oz each
  • The larger eyeshadow pans, 2 highlight shades, are 2.8 g/.10 oz each


Product

  • When I first opened the packaging, the first thing I noticed is the delicious cocoa powder smell. Hmm, smells so good it makes you wanna eat it!
  • Please see below for individual description of the shades. I think the worst shades that didn't apply nicely for me is Gilded Ganache, Black Forest Truffle, and Candied Violet. They felt dry and powdery. Triple Fudge also is dry and patchy. White Chocolate and Strawberry Bon Bon are soft but look chalky and powdery. The rest of the matte shades are good and the shimmers have the best texture. 


Final Thought

Most of the shades are nice and workable. I really like the variety of colors and textures here. You can create a variety of day and night looks. They last pretty much all day when paired with a good primer.

Rating: 8/10

Price: $49.00
Availability: Ulta, Sephora










Gilded Ganache - dark brown with sparkling gold shimmers
White Chocolate - matte very light beige
Milk Chocolate - medium matte beige brown with cool undertone
Black Forest Truffle - dark plum with sparkling gold and pink shimmers
Triple Fudge - matte dark brown



Salted Caramel - light matte brown with warm undertone
Marzipan - shimmery warm champagne
Semi-Sweet - medium matte brown with warm undertone
Strawberry Bonbon - matte light pink
Candied Violet - dark matte purple with sparkling pink shimmers
Amaretto - shimmery brown with with warm undertone



Hazelnut - dark shimmery brown with bronze shimmers.
Creme Brulee - light shimmery gold
Haute Chocolate - medium shimmery bronze
Cherry Cordial - matte brown with red undertone
Champagne Truffle - shimmery light pink



Look #1 
Creme Brulee on lid
Salted Caramel on crease
Cherry Cordial on crease and outer V
Champagne Truffle on brow bone



Look #2
Candied Violet on lid
Strawberry Bonbon on crease and browbone



Look #3
Amaretto on crease
Champagne Truffle on lid
White Chocolate on brow bone



Look #4
Marzipan on lid
Black Forest Truffle on outer V
Triple Fudge on crease
Milk Chocolate on crease
Champagne Truffle on brow bone


4 comments:

  1. Thanks for the review and all the looks! It does seem versatile. I'm always between buying this one or the Lorac Unzipped but so far I have not been able to make up my mind on either haha!

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    1. From what I heard the unzipped has a much better consistently across the board. This palette has a few bad ones but then again, that's pretty common in palettes.

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  2. I can totally see how people love this palette but for me I personally don't love the range of colors. The finish of the shimmery shades are stunning though I would love to own three or four of the shimmery neutrals but otherwise I don't think I'd pick this one up!

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    1. I see what you mean. I agree, the color range definitely could have been better.

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