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CoverGirl Trunaked Roses Palette
CoverGirl Trunaked Roses Palette
by Admin Sat Feb 23, 2019 7:56 pm
All opinions are my own. My reviews are of my experiences and findings with the product. Your experience may be different.*
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CoverGirl Trunaked Roses Palette:
This is Covergirl's site and the information they give about the palette -
Get the same look like a leading $50 eye shadow palette! Trunaked eyeshadow palettes feature universally flattering, neutral shades that are made to be blended together, so you can mix and match colors and always look flawless. Each eye shadow palette comes with 8 highly pigmented shades and endless possibilities. Dermatologist tested
Benefits
Intensely pigmented eye shadow palette features a stunning range of neutral shades to master any look
8 shades of perfectly matched nudes including glitter eyeshadow, matte eyeshadow, and shimmer eyeshadow
From subtle daytime looks to dramatic, smoky evening styles, our eyeshadow palettes, and kits
Complete your eye look with COVERGIRL LashBlast Volume and COVERGIRL Perfect Slice Eyeliner
I bought this palette a while ago and have been using it to review it well. The colors are beautiful from light to dark. My favs are the glittery/sparkly colors. While not Pat McGrath, Almost. The sparkle they have is awesome and the levels of red, Amazing. I'm thinking about Sunsets and Smoky- I'll see.
This is the Palette with color names and what each color is for.
On the top of the lift up page more information about the palette
The palette from light to dark
There are several glittery and a few matte. While they apply well, they do have some powder fall in a mini clump. I don't like that but it's a minor thing in comparison to the color, depth of color and the shimmer/glitter that adds to each color richness.
Swatches - Copper Rose is in the middle of the palette
Baby and Rose Gold
Almond and champagne
Dusk, Mauverine, Mousse
You can use wet or dry. Wet stands out more and the color vivid while dry is more pulled back, IMO. I did one side dry and the other wet to show the difference. I used Dusk all over and Mousse on the outside. In the corner Rose Gold.
Dry
Wet
I didn't use primer or liner so you can get a good view of the eye colors. In-person, these colors sparkle and are beautiful. I give two thumbs up.
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