tartelette™ Amazonian clay matte palette

Tarte tartelette™ Amazonian clay matte palette is twelve matte eyeshadows, all of them cool-toned, laid out in rows that already work together. There is no shimmer, no glitter and nothing to distract — just the full range from ivory to black, which makes it the palette you use to actually learn how to shape an eye.

What it actually does

• Twelve mattes, zero shine. Entirely a matte palette, so it covers base, transition, crease, outer corner and liner without you reaching for anything else.
• Cool-toned throughout. Every shade sits on the cool side of neutral, which is why the pans blend into each other cleanly rather than fighting.
• Rows arranged for three ready-made looks. Tarte groups the shades in coordinating rows so each row is a complete look if you do not want to think about pairings.
• The twelve shades: free spirit (cream), force of nature (nude), dreamer (warm brown), multi-tasker (chocolate), caregiver (pale pink), natural beauty (mauve), best friend (mulberry), bombshell (dark plum), super mom (ivory), wanderer (light brown), power player (taupe) and fashionista (black).
• Amazonian clay in the formula. The brand's claim is that the clay keeps blending smooth — relevant with mattes, which are the finish most likely to grab and go patchy.
• Tested for eyes, per Tarte: dermatologist tested, ophthalmologist tested, and described as safe for contact lens wearers.

How to use

1. Pick a row if you want the easy version — the shades in each row are meant to be worn together.
2. Lay down a light base such as super mom or free spirit across the whole lid.
3. Build the crease with a mid-tone like wanderer or power player, then deepen with multi-tasker or bombshell only on the outer third.
4. Use fashionista as liner. Pressed along the upper lashline with a small damp brush, the black pan replaces a pencil for a softer, smokier line.
5. Blend more than you think. Mattes reward a clean fluffy brush and small circular motions at the edges.

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