Too Faced Boudoir Eyes Shadow Collection Review

Happy Monday Everyone! Today I’ve got the Too Faced Boudoir Eyes Shadow Collection Palette for you. It’s from the Spring line and if you’re a fan of neutrals you’ll love it.

The Website Claims
This handpicked collection of eye shadows offers boudoir-worthy colors including five new shades just for this palette for a total of nine soft and sexy colors. Created with high concentrations of color, what you see is what you get: pigment-rich shades with a brilliant finish. As with all Too Faced palettes, a show-and-tell centerfold Glamour Guide is included to give you instructions on creating three Boudoir Eyes looks.

• cruelty-free
• paraben-free

Price
$36

All colors swatched on Gosh eyeshadow primer.

In the Buff
matte bone
My Take
Satiny creamy vanilla white

Fuzzy Handcuffs
nude satin
My Take
Beige matte with peach undertones

Voulez-Vous
deep plum shimmer
My Take
Deep satiny brown with plum undertones

Satin Sheets
golden pink shimmer
My Take
Nude pink with strong pale gold shift. Love duochromes like this.

Sugar Walls
nude-mauve shimmer with silver micro-glitter
My Take
Mauve with brown undertones and silver micro-glitter

Garter Belt
matte smoky grey
My Take
Deep warm grey matte

Birthday Suit
sheer linen shimmer
My Take
Light shimmery taupe

Lap Dance
stone violet shimmer
My Take
Silvery grey with mauve tones

French Tickler
intense matte black with gold micro-glitter
My Take
Deep matte black with gold micro-glitter

In the Buff, Satin Sheets, Birthday Suit and Lap Dance were in previous collections. Fuzzy Handcuffs, Voulez-Vous, Sugar Walls, Garter Belt and French Tickler are new shades.

Much like the Summer Eyes Palette (which I LOVE!), the Boudoir Eyes palette boasts a sleek tin design rather than a bulky cardboard box.

Now, let’s talk about the colors. This is very much a workhorse neutral palette. My favorite of the bunch is Garter Belt. It’s the perfect warm grey. It actually works as a dupe of MAC Copperplate for me. I also like In the Buff, because it’s a great base shade in my crease or on my browbone, great for blending out the edge of colors, or a matte highlighter. Satin Sheets is a duochrome, so of course I think it’s pretty. Fuzzy Handcuffs is my sort of perfect beigey-peach lid shade when I want a neutral look. I love French Tickler. Any sort of black with gold, yes please. Voulez-vous, Sugar Walls, Lap Dance and Birthday Suit are shades I can see many of my friends who love neutrals reaching for.

What do you think about the Boudoir Eyes palettes? Do you like the looks that Too Faced created to go with each set of colors?

Products sent for consideration. All opinions are my own.