tartelette™ toasted eyeshadow palette

Tarte tartelette™ toasted eyeshadow palette is twelve warm shades — terracotta, rust, brick, copper, bronze and gold — arranged in rows so you are not left staring at the pans deciding what goes with what. It is the warm counterpart in the tartelette family, built for everyday wear rather than one-off looks.

What it actually does

• Twelve warm, everyday shades. The whole palette sits in the toasted range, so the pans combine naturally instead of clashing.
• Rows you can follow without thinking. Tarte groups the shades so that reading across a row gives you a workable look.
• Matte and metallic together: s'more (matte pinky beige), sunrise (golden beige sheen), sunset (bronze shimmer), crackle (matte brown with gold floating glitter), cashmere (matte pale peach), warmth (matte terracotta), flame (rust shimmer), cozy (matte brick), candle (champagne shimmer), latte (matte tan), simmer (copper shimmer) and fireside (matte deep plum).
• One special-effect pan. Crackle is a matte brown carrying gold floating glitter, which gives you a texture the other eleven shades do not.
• Dermatologist tested, as stated by Tarte.
• Comes with a guide. The brand includes a step-by-step tartelette look guide in the box, aimed at both subtle and bolder results.

How to use

1. Sweep a light matte — cashmere or s'more — over the lid and slightly above the crease as your base.
2. Add warmth in the crease with latte, then build with warmth or cozy for more intensity.
3. Choose a metallic for the lid centre: candle for soft champagne, sunset or simmer for a fuller bronze or copper.
4. Deepen the outer corner with fireside when you want the look to read as evening.
5. Pat crackle on with a flat brush if you want the gold glitter to sit visibly rather than scatter.
6. Follow the included guide if you prefer a mapped-out routine; Tarte designed it for custom blended looks at either intensity.

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