Too Faced Sweet Peach Eyeshadow Palette Review, and Swatches!

November 07, 2016

Too Faced Sweet Peach Eyeshadow Palette Review, and Swatches!

Hello Beautiful! I hope you are having a wonderful November 1st!
I recently purchased the Too Faced Sweet Peach Palette and wanted to review it for you! So here we go!

Too Faced Sweet Peach Eyeshadow Palette ($49.00 for 0.54 oz) includes 18 eyeshadows inspired by peach the fruit. There are winners and losers in the palette; most of the mattes were soft enough that they kicked up a lot of excess and sheered out on the lid, while the more matte shades with sparkles didn't have much sparkle translate. There were two major duds in the palette (both purples-wasn't totally surprised), and then in general, Too Faced eyeshaow formula is one that really requires a primer for pigmentation, blendability, and longevity. If you use primer and don't already have a slew of go to warm neutral to go to, you might still consider it. It has a sweet, peachy scent that I can smell with the palette closed (but in the same room), but I don't notice any lingering scent when the eyeshadows are applied.

White Peach is a light beige with warm, yellowy undertones and a satin finish. It had good pigmentation with a soft, smooth and blendable texture that applied well and lasted for seven and a half hours.

Luscious is a muted, medium coppery brown with warm undertones and a metallic finish. The texture was smooth, lightly dense, and very easily blended on the skin. The color applied well to bare skin and yielded opaque coverage. It wore well for seven and a half hours.

Just Peachy is a medium, rosy pink with warm undertones and a gold, shimmered finish. It has some-opaque coverage, but the texture was very dusty and prone to sheering out, I felt like ruined any look I attempted over bar skin, it wasn't worth using without a primer. It faded noticeably after six hours.

Bless Her Heart is a muted, medium-dark olive green with warm, brown undertones and a frosted sheen. It had good pigmentation paired with a slightly dusty texture, so it tended to sheer out a bit when applied. The color lasted for seven and a half hours.

Tempting is a blackened brown with warm undertones and a pearly sheen. It was nicely pigmented with a very dense, almost cream-like texture-noticeably different then almost every Too Faced eyeshadow I can recall trying. It applied well and lasted for eight hours.

Charmed, I'm Sure is a muted, medium-dark brown with subtle, warm undertones and a matte finish. the eyeshadow had a soft, blendable consistency but ran a little dry and powdery, so it would perform better over a primer than bare skin, as it was harder to get even coverage without a base. It started to fade after seven and half hours.

Nectar is a light-medium, golden yellow with warm undertones and a frosted sheen. It had good pigmentation, though the more loosely-packed texture meant it was easily sheered out, which was great for blending, but less ideal if you wanted it to really pop. It's better patted on to maximize impact. This shade lasted for seven hours.

Cobbler is a medium-dark, reddish brown with warm undertones, and a pearly sheen. It had nice color payoff with a soft, smooth, and blendable consistancy that was easy to use and apply. On me, it lasted for seven and a half hours before fading.

Candied Peach is a muted, medium orange with a hint of pink and a smattering of pink micro-glitter. It was pwdery and hard to blend on bare skin, and it faded quickly at five hours. It's a shade that needed a primer to show any hope of preforming half-decently.

Peach Pit is a dark, reddish brown with warm undertones and pearly shimmer-sheen finish. It had good pigmentation with a slightly firmer, drier texture that made it harder to blend out, but it still lasted for seven and a half hours.

Delectable is a dark, purple-burgundy with warmer undertones and a satin finish. It had a drier, dustier texture that was harder to work with over bare skin, as it would adhere unevenly and be difficult to blend or diffuse, so it always looked patchy. It wore strongly for six hours on me.

Peaches 'n Cream is a light, yellowed peach with a matte finish. It was so soft that it was on the powdery side, though it was very easy to blend and smooth out on the skin. It had good color payoff and lasted for seven hours.

Georgia is a medium peachy-orange with warm undertones and a matte finish. It had semi-color payoff with a powdery texture that was blendable but hard to work with without a primer. It wore for six and a half hours.

Caramelized is a medium-dark, warm-toned bronze with a frosted sheen. It had great pigmentation with a soft, blendable and smooth texture that was easy to work with and apply to skin. On me, it went for a full eight hours before fading.

Puree is a muted, medium caramel-brown with warm, reddish tones and a matte-finish. It had semi-opaque coverage with a firmer texture in the pan-noticeably so compared to other shades-and while it wasn't powdery or dusty like other mates (which often make them easier to blend out), this was harder to apply or diffuse along the edges. It lasted for seven hours before fading.

Summer Yum is a medium-dark, red-brown with warm undertones and a matte finish. It had good color payoff with a very smooth, finely-milled consistency that applied well and blended out easily. Despite being powdery, it didn't seem to sheer out and didn't give me problems during application- I just made sure to tap off excess to avoid fall out. It wore well for seven and a half hours on me.

Talk Dirty To Me is a blackened purple with a satin sheen and fine sparkle. It had semi-sheer pigmentation with a drier, dustier texture that was hard to work with. It was best applied in thin layers, built up, and blended with a clean brush to minimize patchiness. It started to fade after seven hours of wear.

Too Faced Sweet Peach Eyeshadow Palette