Viseart has announced their newest limited edition palette, and it’s the Viseart Praline Étendu Eyeshadow Palette. This chocolate-themed palette features twelve shades that are a “reverie of warmth”. Keep on reading to find out more…
The Viseart Praline Étendu Eyeshadow Palette is one of their twelve-pan powder eyeshadow palettes, in the iconic Viseart packaging style that allows you to lift out any of the pans, and easily swap up the layout, or swap the shades with other shadows from any other Viseart palettes you own.
The Praline Étendu Palette features bronzed honey, mocha and molten caramel hues, like golden skin against white linen, like praline melting on the tongue.
This palette is priced at $44 with 12 x 1.5 g pans, which are very generous sizes for eyeshadows pans these days, giving you a total of 18g of product.
This is the ultimate neutral palette, giving you such a beautiful mix of cool, warm and neutral toned neutral shades, with a good ratio of matte to shimmer/metallic finishes.
This is the ultimate neutral palette, giving you such a beautiful mix of cool, warm and neutral toned neutral shades, with a good ratio of matte to shimmer/metallic finishes.
Inside the Viseart Praline Étendu Palette, you get the following shades;
- Folies – Light gold with a metallic finish
- Pigalle – Pale vanilla-peach with a matte finish
- Mousseline – Burnt-plum with a matte finish
- Sucré – Warm brown with a shimmer finish
- Muscade – A nutmeg brown with a matte finish
- Jazz – Light rose gold with a duochromatic finish
- Laughter – Nude beige satin metallic with a shimmer finish
- Cabaret – Golden bronze with a metallic finish
- Archives – Nude champagne with a metallic satin finish
- Pecan – Sienna brown with a matte finish
- Cire – Light bark lilac taupe with a metallic finish
- Veloutine – Espresso bitter brown with a matte finish
I like how the shades have been placed too, as each “corner” of the palette gives you four shades that would complete a whole eyeshadow look, if you’re the kind of person that feels stumped by random shadow placement, knowing which shades to use. These shades are all so well laid out, and the palette is available right now.
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