Too Faced Sweet Peach Palette Review

Too Faced 'Sweet Peach' Palette

I initially wasn't going to review this palette since it's been out for a while now and everyone and their grandma has it and has reviewed it, but after seeing how much love I've gotten on my pictures of it on Instagram, I figured it would be worth a mention.

I lusted after this palette from it's initial release last year, but I wasn't able to snag it, something I regretted for a loooong time. So you can imagine how excited I was when Too Faced brought it back. I was giddy like a little kid on Christmas morning.

I picked it up on Boxing Day and I've been using it in every single eye look I've done since then, no exaggeration.

I know the hype around this palette has been immense, but I think it's with good reason. Besides the fact that it's super pretty and smells like peach candy, the shadows are very pigmented, smooth and blend fantastically.

What I really love about this palette is that (when I look at it, at least), there are so many possible looks you can come up with using it. It has a wonderful mix of peaches, pinks, purples and orangy browns.

My absolute favourite shades so far are Luscious and Summer Yum. (A great go-to every day look is Summer Yum in the crease, Lusicous all over the lid, Nectar in the inner corners and White Peach as a brow bone highlight).

I don't have swatches of the palette as I think it's been done and done again, but let me know in the comments if you'd like me to do swatches and I'd be more than happy to.

Also let me know if you'd like to see any looks/tutorials using the palette!

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