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Viseart Eye Shadow Palette - Worth the Hype?

VISEART Eyeshadow Palette - 04 Dark Mattes


Available on Sephora Online, retailed at $100CAD + tax

Finish: Matte

Consistency: dry texture, not creamy, but offers good amount of pigmentation 

Longevity: > 10 hours

Tone: neutral; warm undertone







To start off, this is definitely the most expensive single makeup item in my collection. This palette retails at $100CAD, which includes 12 matte; dark warm tone shades. 

The top 2 rows are my most used eye shadows, my most favourite ones include the brown, burgundy and plum colours. 

The two lighter and darker brown shades are excellent for blending or use it as transition colours.

Typically, I like to use these shadows as a base, and then apply any shimmery shadows on the ball of the eye lids ; then blend out the rest of the eye look with the darker shadows as desired. 

Overall, this palette is very versatile and you can definitely create different looks with it. 

But the moment of truth...Is this palette worth the $100 price tag? 
Personally, I don't think this is a must have palette. I still think that there are other palettes in the market that offer the same quality of pigmentation yet more cost effective. Too Faced, Anastasia and Urban Decay all make excellent eye shadows, just to name a few brands. 

Lets have a closer look at these shadows:
























Corresponding swatches starts from the right (top left of the palette):


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