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Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna Palette Review

Anastasia Tamanna Palette Review Swatches Tutorial Comparison

I’ve finally got the Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna Palette review for you. This is a gorgeous Fall themed palette that’s available now from Nordstrom, Sephora, and Anastasia’s website. This palette was created for Tamanna @dressyourface. In addition to my review, I have this palette compared to the Maya Mia and Amrezy, as well as a tutorial with it.

Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna Palette Review

You can see my Maya MiaAmrezy and Catwalk reviews. You can also see my reviews of the Lavish Set and Hypercolor Brow Powders.

Anastasia Tamanna Palette Review Swatches Tutorial Comparison

About the palette
This collection of versatile shadows constitutes Tamanna’s “must have” shades to achieve her most requested looks on any skin tone. The combination of warm and cool tones combine to create anything from smokey eyes to intricate cut creases, all from a single palette. Specially formulated, high-impact pigments in rich neutrals and shimmering jewel tones go on smoothly and eliminate the need for overbuilding when applying.

  • 10 x 0.025 oz Eye shadows in Sangria, Venezia, Custom, China Rose, Fresh, Chocolate, Bengal, Noir, Gilded, Blush
  • Cruelty free

Price
$29

Anastasia Tamanna Palette Review Swatches Tutorial Comparison

This palette does contain carmine.

Anastasia Tamanna Palette Review Swatches Tutorial Comparison

Anastasia Tamanna Palette Review Swatches Tutorial Comparison

It comes with 5 look cards.

All eyeshadows are swatches on Coastal Scents Step One primer.

 

Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna Fresh Swatch

Fresh
pale peachy pink matte. To me this is great for a matte highlight or a base shade. Nude from Maya Mia is deeper and more tan toned.

Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna Blush Swatch

Blush
pale icy peach shimmer. Glisten from Maya Mia is deeper toned.

Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna China Rose Swatch

China Rose
orange-toned coral with gold shimmer. Fresh Peach from Maya Mia is similar, but China Rose has better color payoff and strong gold iridescence.

 

Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna Gilded Swatch

Gilded
gold with brown tones shimmer. Topaz from Amrezy is more brown toned.

Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna Custom Swatch

Custom
taupe with purple tones shimmer. Warm Taupe from Maya Mia is more brown toned and matte 

Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna Venezia Swatch

Venezia
light metallic teal. Aqua from Maya Mia is lighter and more matte.

Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna Bengal Swatch

Bengal
satiny caramel. Caramel from Maya Mia is deeper and more matte.

Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna Sangria Swatch

Sangria
burgundy metallic. Nothing like it in Amrezy or Maya Mia.

Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna Chocolate Swatch

Chocolate
smooth dark chocolate brown matte. Lighter than Deep Brown from Maya Mia and lighter, less plum toned, than Deep Plum from Amrezy.

Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna Noir Swatch

Noir
soft black matte. LBD from Amrezy is very similar. Can be built up to a more solid black.

Anastasia Tamanna Palette Review Swatches Tutorial ComparisonAnastasia Tamanna Palette Review Swatches Tutorial Comparison

 

Anastasia Tamanna Maya Mia Amrezy Comparison

 

You can see that Fresh (Tamanna) is much lighter than Nude (Maya Mia). Blush (Tamanna) is much lighter than Glisten (Maya Mia and Amrezy). China Rose (Tamanna) has strong gold iridescence that Fresh Peach (Maya Mia) does not.

Anastasia Tamanna Maya Mia Amrezy Comparison

Gilded (Tamanna) is like a lighter version of Topaz (Amrezy). Custom (Tamanna) and Warm Taupe (Maya Mia) are nothing alike.

Anastasia Tamanna Maya Mia Amrezy Comparison

Venezia (Tamanna) is metallic and deeper in tone than Aqua (Maya Mia), which is a matte. Bengal (Tamanna) is satiny and lighter than Caramel (Maya Mia).

Anastasia Tamanna Maya Mia Amrezy Comparison

Chocolate (Tamanna) is lighter and more brown than Deep Plum (Amrezy) or Deep Brown (Maya Mia). Noir (Tamanna) and LBD (Amrezy) are very similar.

Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna Palette Tutorial

Anastasia Beverly Hills Tamanna Palette Tutorial

 

I used Fresh, Noir, Sangria, China Rose, Bengal and Blush for my tutorial.


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Just like with the Maya Mia and Amrezy palettes, you’re paying $29 for 10 eyeshadows that are .025 oz each. Your average single eyeshadow is .05 oz. In Urban Decay, you would pay $90 for 5 eyeshadows that added up to .25 oz of product. With this palette you’re getting .25 oz of total product for only $29. I think this is a pretty good deal for the price, even if I do wish the shades were larger.

I do like the packaging for the Tamanna palette, but I definitely think that the Maya Mia is more to my taste. The brush included is soft. You can use one side to apply shadow to the lid and the other for the crease, or use it to highlight.

Overall, I feel this palette has the least amount of similar shades between the Amrezy, Maya Mia and Catwalk palettes. I feel like the colors in this palette, which leans warm, to be really pretty. The colors blended together easily. I really liked that I could laye Sangria on top of Noir to create a sort of metallic burgundy shade. China Rose blended into Sangria without effort.

I really like that you get 5 look cards to get you started and give you ideas on what to wear and how to coordinate the shades.

The colors had good pigmentation to me and my look wore for 12 hours on primer before I took it off with no creasing or fading. I felt like this palette didn’t have any shades that lacked pigmentation.

I do wish that Custom was a jewel toned purple. I also wish that Gilded was a slightly more golden shade. I also wish that Venezia was a deeper teal, because it feels too much like a summer teal to me.

You can buy this palette now from Nordstrom, Sephora, and Anastasia’s website. I believe Nordstrom has a sale going on.

Pros

  • Cruelty free
  • Nice mix of shades
  • Nice mix of textures
  • Great for travel

Cons

  • Leans warm. If you don’t like warm palettes you may want to skip this

49 Comments

  1. Loving the look. I need to try one of these palettes from Anastasia. I have yet to pick any of them up.

  2. I ordered this palette and can’t wait for it to arrive! The colors in it are gorgeous and I LOVE the look you created with it

  3. I know you’ve said that yellow-based colors don’t look best on you however, you are stunning in these shades! It brings out the natural light in your complexion and your eyes glow!!

  4. I agree with you Phyrra – the teal should have been a deepened colour. There are a few colours in the palette that look a little too similar to each other and they could have added a blue/green or purple shade to suit more skin tones. This palette, overall is fantastic quality, but I am over neutral palettes per se.

    1. While both are good palettes, I feel like this palette definitely has better overall pigmentation and the shades blend together easily

  5. Those are pretty colours and the shadows looks so pigmented and rich. I love the eye look you did.

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