xSparkage Confessions of a Makeup Junkie
Lancôme’s new versatile, all-in-one palette conveniently creates a full eye look for day or night.
Experience the newest generation of luminosity as silky lustrous powders transparently wrap the skin, allowing a seamless layering of pure color for a silky sheen and radiant finish.
Build with absolute precision and apply the shades in 5 simple steps (all over, lid, crease, highlighter and liner) to design your customized eye look. Contour, sculpt and lift in soft day colors or intensify with dramatic evening hues for smoldering smoky effects.
Long wear, 8-hour formula.
Color does not fade, continues to stay true.$48
Something I have noticed with the Color Design Palettes is that the shimmery, frosty colors are GORGEOUS, and have beautiful color payoff, but the mattes are quite the opposite, and are much sheerer. While this may be intentional (some companies make colors sheer so that people can wear them easier without having to know how to blend them out) it is something that does bother me a bit. Another thing is the price point. This is a beautiful palette, but the price is a bit steep to me.
Sienna Sultry was a palette that really stood out to me, which surprised me. Some of the Color Design Palettes have BRIGHT, beautiful purples and blues, but the first one I play with is mainly browns. I think it’s because it isn’t JUST browns, it includes that fun, ballerina pink.
Eyes:
Too Faced Shadow Insurance
NYX Jumbo Eyeshadow Pencil in Milk
Lancome Color Design Palette in Sienna Sultry:
- Top matte pink in crease
- Golden Beige (3rd from left in middle) on inner lid
- Pink (most left in middle) on outer lid
- Middle brown in outer crease
- Dark Brown (bottom) on lashline and outer crease
Inglot Eyeshadow #352 as brow highlight
Cheeks
Lancome Color Design Palette in Sienna Sultry:
- Top matte pink as blush
- Middle brown as contour/bronzer
YSL Celebration Palette as highlight
Lips
Lancome Juicy Tube in Magic Spell
