Tarteist PRO Remix Amazonian Clay Eyeshadow Palette

4 Reviews

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   brainyDotterel6

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   This is my go-to colorful palette. It has all the greens, blues and purples I want as well as beautiful mattes, duo-chromes and glittery shades that takes you from day-time looks to evening glam to DRAMA.

   Wall Art and Mixed Media are beautiful transition shades that also work wonderfully as one wash eyeshadow for daytime looks for my NW15 skin. INK is a wonderfully pigmented matte black eyeshadow shade that works well as eyeliner wet or dry (I prefer to use it dry and blend the edges out for a softer look).

   This palette definitely has chunkier texture with the shimmer shades which I love since all my other shimmer shades are very finely milled. All in all, I’m thrilled with the purchase– especially to have purchased at a sale price when Sephora had it discounted. My only criticism is that it comes fragranced in this vanilla-ish type of scent which I find overwhelming and nauseating at times. I hope the scent fades over time (or that Tarte will consider making their eyeshadows fragrance-free).

   It’s an A palette (would be A+ if it wasn’t for the scent) in my book. I enjoy using this on its own and also with other palettes. Unique and sturdy packaging and travel-friendly with a large, large mirror. Tarte continues to be my top 5 cosmetic brands for over a decade and this one did not disappoint.

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   trustingLion9

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   Recently Tarte Cosmetic’s Tarteist PRO Remix Amazonian Clay Eyeshadow Palette was on sale so having good luck with previous Tarte eyeshadow palettes I decided to purchase it. All I can say is, I’m soooo glad I did! I’m not sure what results would be on other eye colors, but if you have olive green eyes like I do, this will definitely be worth the money!!!! Quality and wear seems comparable to other Tarte eyeshadow palettes which is above par and the pigmentation and staying power is excellent.

   Maybe at first glance the colors look a bit repetitive to other palettes, but at closer glance a majority of the colors look pretty amazing, especially on green eyes. Flow, DIY and Splatter for example are fantastic as are Beat Drop, Create and Art Deco. There are a couple beautiful bronze colors that look fantastic on green eyes like Spin and Mic Drop and a couple of purple/plum and turquoise shadows that look gorgeous as well. Now, there are only three matte shadows in a total of 20 shadows but I don’t mind that, I find them sufficient as there is a nice matte browbone and crease shade along with a nice matte black shadow which you can use on it’s own or to combine with other shadows.

   Overall, this is a beautiful complex eyeshadow palette with gorgeous packaging that I’d repurchase any day of the week. LOVE!!!!

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   madChile5

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   I am loving this colourful new release from Tarte! As a big of their neutral Tartelette palettes, I was excited to finally play with their latest family member – Tarteist Pro Remix.

   Now, you only get three mattes here, but these are some very needed mattes in every palette (bone colour, transition colour and pure black). When you just look at the colours, you do not get that excited – but it all changes as soon as you actually start using it. These tones are so well formulated, there was practically no fallout and these shades blend into each other perfectly. You can layer them as much as you want and I am really into the green, red and purple here.

   I have unedited swatches and makeup look in a separate review here ( hope it helps!

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   gloomyTacos3

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   I got this as soon as it arrived at Sephora in my city; I’d been waiting for it for weeks, since seeing it on Temptalia’s blog. This is a follow-up to an earlier Tarteist PRO palette and like the earlier one, it contains 20 shadows. There are 3 matte shades (a beige, a light brown and a black) in this; the others are shimmery or pearly or outright glittery and the colours run the gamut from neutral to bright to deep and dark with a balanced assortment of warm and cool shades. There is a reddish shade called Graffiti and as much as I tend to avoid red shadows (they give me the “allergic reaction” look), this is actually a flattering shade that I can wear in the middle of my mobile lid with good effect. As I’ve said in many of my reviews, I’m well past the age where someone has decreed that women should avoid shimmer but I say “to heck with that”. The sheen of these shadows is gorgeous; the texture creamy smooth and I’ve experienced little to no fallout with any of the shades. Quality and texture-wise, they are very much like Tarte’s metallic singles, which are also fantastic. For me, the only disappointment is Mash-up, a magenta shimmer; it’s the one shade I probably will never wear because I find it unflattering, but one dud in a palette of total winners isn’t too bad. In spite of there being only 3 matte shades, I find I can use this palette entirely on its own, without having to bring in any other shadow singles or palettes.