Tried and Tested: Too Faced Boudoir Eyes Palette Review And Swatches

Too Faced Boudoir Eyes  Eyeshadow Palette

I've had Too Faced's Boudoir Eyes Palette in my collection for a few months now, so I've had time to play around with it. I used it the other evening when I was getting ready to go and see Paramore at the O2, (Bloody amazing btw!) and thought that it was about time that I put up a post about the palette, because it really is a little gem that deserves more credit than it gets.

I believe the Boudoir Eyes palette was part of this year's spring collection, along with some other really beautiful items but the palette was really the only thing that stood out to me in the collection. 

There's a nice mix of neutral shades and some darker smokier purples and a really great grey shade in here that make it a really versatile palette. 

There are also a few great How to cards included that help you to create some really nice eye looks if you're stuck for ideas. 

Overview of shadows

Top Row Swatches L-R: In the buff, Fuzzy handcuffs, Voulez-vous

Second Row Swatches L-R: Satin Sheets (barely visible), Sugar walls, Garter belt

Bottom Row Swatches L-R: Birthday suit, Lap dance, French tickler

All the shadows are housed inside a sturdy tin container that's well able to take a few knocks if travelling, also it doesn't take up much room if you need to put it in a handbag for on the go.

The quality of the shadows is excellent, really soft but not too soft, blendable really well pigmented eye shadows, wear time is pretty great too and even better with a primer. 

It's a great little palette that takes neutral lovers like myself a little bit away from just browns without taking you too far from your comfort zone.