White Peach Eyeshadow Palette

8 Reviews

1. 

   jubilantTuna3

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   The White Peach eyeshadow palette from TooFaced contains the following shades; Peach Cream (matte soft cream), Peach Suede (matte dusty rose), Peaches & Dreams (golden peach pearl), Crème de la Peach (soft coral with gold sparkle), Peach Sorbet (matte creamy peach), Glistening Peach (rose gold with sparkle), Peach Smoothie (matte rose taupe), Sweet Fig (matte smoky mauve), Peach Ice (white shimmer with gold sparkle), Fuzzy (matte creamy grey), On the Grill (matte charcoal grey) and Peach Passion (deep orchid with blue and purple sparkle).

   If you want a Just Peachy; Part 2-style shade selection, then this palette probably won’t do it for you, the shades here are neutral/cool, rather than the warm shades that make up the brand’s other peach themed eyeshadow palette. But if you prefer soft & more subtle looks and are over the warm palettes that have taken over the market or have to wear conservative colours to work, then I recommend trying White Peach. It’s also a great palette to use when I’m using more intense shades from elsewhere and I want softer shades to pull the look together. I’ve also been into making the most out of my eyeshadow collection recently and have found that the matte shadows make excellent blushes – Peach Suede and Peach Sorbet are my personal favourites.

   As the shades all have white bases they have some kick-up to them – kick-up has never been a factor in if to get something or not for me, but if it bothers you then yes, there is some. The shades are all pigmented, but as the shades are in the lighter category [except for On The Grill and Peach Passion], I’m not sure if they’d come off as ashy on deeper skintones, so that’s a downside. If you live near a Sephora, I’d definitely recommend going in and testing this, before buying it.

   My only issue with the White Peach palette is that the microglitter that is in four of the shades can be messy, due to fallout – I’ve found that using a concealer as a primer helps the sparkle stick better than a regular eyeshadow prime. This niggle is worth it for me, as the microglitters give the shades a colour-shift effect [Glistening Peach reminds me of Huda Beauty’s dui-chrome shade Angelic, that is in Rose Gold and Desert Dusk].

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   debonairPonie0

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   I can’t write how much I HATE this palette, it is a total waste of money!

   – Barely any pigment
   – The glittery ones, well where’s the glitter? When on, there’s barely a speck on my lids
   – The matte ones are SOO chalky – its like a thick layer of powder on my eyes with a hint of colour
   – The darker ones are RIDICULOUSLY hard to blend.
   – Wish i could return it
   – Packaging is lovely but that’s it

   I didn’t realise it was scented either, I don’t get it, why?? Who’s sniffing my eyes? .

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   obsessedMuesli7

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   I admit I bought this because it was on sale and I had 15% off, so I paid like $20 for it. So it doesn’t hurt that much that I feel like it’s sort of…useless. It really is nothing special, you could probably find something exactly like this with a similar formula at the drugstore.

   I love all the shades as they are in the pans. I’m obsessed with the whole peach theme and I don’t have many cool shades in my collection, so I grabbed this up without even swatching it. I love my TF Chocolate Gold palette and use it all the time so I was hoping for the same quality here and was soooo disappointed.

   Most of the colors are too light on my light-medium skin. Even over a white base, not impressive. I realize they’re light in the pan but if they had more pigment in them this wouldn’t be an issue. It just isn’t there for most of them so you’re just building and building or packing it on.

   Out of the entire thing the most usable colors for me are Sweet Fig, Glittering Peach, Peaches and Dreams, and Peach Passion. Peach Ice is a decent inner corner highlight especially if wet. Unfortunately the shade that I really love, Creme de la Peach, is awful. It’s so powdery and barely pigmented at all. I tried building it, tried using it wet, finally I just tried it on my finger which gave the best result. Once it was blended it was sheer, patchy and not really glittery. Just a let down.

   Most of the mattes are powdery, dry and just take too much time to build up. They do blend pretty well, but overall I don’t want to spend that much time trying to make my eyeshadow look good when I could do it in half the time with another palette. If I had paid full price for this it would be going back to Sephora, but I do like some of the shimmers so I’ll use them up and toss the others.

   Oh and the smell…It’s sort of like a combination of peaches and…mildew? I don’t know really. But it smells cheap and chemically, not anything like an actual peach. it reminds me of the TF peach primer that I absolutely hated. I can get into scented makeup, the chocolate palettes smell amazing, but this is a dud.

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   shyJerky9

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   Sorry to break the hate but I actually love this palette. (And I have many palettes from UD, TF, Anastasia, Dior, the Balm) I think everyone is just waaaay exaggerating about it. All the colors are gorgeous and YES even if they are on the dry side as far as eyeshadow comes I do not mind that because that makes them easier to use and to blend in a hurry for a quick day understated look, I find that super buttery super pigmented eyeshadow requires a bit more time and attention. I’ve been wearing it for day and even evening looks for whole August and I just love it. With the dark gray and he sparkly blue you can also create more sultry night/evening looks which I just did a few times and every time I felt so pretty lol.

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   hushedCoati0

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   It took me a while to admit that this palette sucks! I wanted to love it so much. The two aspects that I loved were the neutral colours and the cute, compact packaging. However there were too many misses and I returned it to Sephora.

   1) matte shadows are very chalky and powdery, super bad quality, look muddy
   2) the light shimmer shadow is full of glitter – who wants that? If this was a subtle shimmer colour would have been nice
   3) the palette was missing a brown shadow and I had to reach for other palettes to complete a look. 4) The darkest shadow did not go with the rest of shadows as it was too dark and made everything look muddy. If this is a white peach why did they feel the need to include a black looking shadow? Have you never seen a white peach in your life?
   5) the peachy smell reminded me of a powder laundry detergent smell – why would I want to put that on my eyes?
   6) bluish dark shadow was the prettiest most unique shadow, actually what sold me on the palette. However on its own was not worth the $55+ . Plus it was a bit challenging to blend out, but maybe it was the other shadows in the palette that were the issue but I never tied wearing it with shadows from other palettes.

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   jealousLeopard8

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   I’ve got the peachy mattes palette which I love, and have been waiting months to come back to the states to pick up this new peach palette! Gosh I was so disappointed, the shadows are extremely chalky, in both colour and texture. The amount of fall out from the shadows is terrible, and the colours didn’t show up very well either, they are very powdery. I returned it back to Sephora the same day I tried it. What a shame! Hopefully the next one will be better.

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   boredOtter7

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   EDIT:
   I hated this palette so much in the beginning but I ended up getting a lot of use out of it as time went on. It really isn’t that bad of a palette. The biggest con is still the super powdery kick back from the shadows- it wastes a lot of product and gets annoying. I don’t get fallout on my face though its more in the packaging. However that doesn’t mean the shades aren’t pigmented. They show up really well on my lids. Plus the colors are perfect for daytime wearable looks which is why this turned into my go-to for everyday.

   I like all the shades. They’re cool toned but you get warm tones with Fuzzy & Sweet Fig. I just love the overall composition of different peachy, orange and plum tones. Plus I love the scent of this palette more than the Sweet Peach Palette.
   Do I recommend this palette though? No. I personally love it but so many people didn’t and its best to test it out first before buying.

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   grumpyOcelot9

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   So disappointed, I wanted to love this so bad. I knew from the moment pictures launched I needed it. I bough lt it along with the peachy mattes because I had wanted that one forever and this one was supposed to add different textures to the all matte one so I figured I’d get them both at th same time. I should have known when I got my order from Sephora and this palette was smashed it was only going to go downhill. I had to ship it back and got a replacement one a few days later. In the mean time, I saw Emily Noel’s review and she said she was underwhelmed with it. She said you basically got all the same looks with it and not a bunch like the other palette so then I wasn’t very hyped about it. She’s right though. It has one cool brown which I like, but to add depth I HAVE to grab the matte palette for the darker cool brown. There’s a pretty mauvey purple matte shade that I used on my lid and blended up. The dark grey is nice. Peach ice is really pretty but I haven’t used it because it’s too much for day but also Emily said it’s really flaky. But I have a shade like that and like the grey in the white chocolate bar and I LOVE that palette. The rose gold is pretty but I already have rose golds so it’s nothing special. The sparkly Purple looks cool and I was going to recreate the smoky eye they did on their IG but I can’t for work because I work in an office so I have to wait for the weekend. I used the light pink on my lids yesterday and it was ok nothing special. I feel like the light matte shade is hard to get product like the other palette. I have to keep going back for more to set my eye. The lightest orange/peach is strange to me. So all in all this is going back. I don’t think it’s worth $45, or $90 for both like I paid. I like the white chocolate bar, sweet peach and my tartlette palette better.