Love this palette and would recommend with some caveats: some of the colors are sheer (fuzzy handcuffs, satin sheets and b'day suit all look about the same on me unless I really pack it on), the black shade is gorgeous but def not for daytime (FYI fair girls - it is blendable but still a straight up black), some shades are a little powdery.

I did the looks included on the card that comes w/ the palette and they all looked really pretty. It's a great neutral palette that's not UD Naked and w/ tons of shimmer. Really good for those days you want to look toned down but still pretty.

I love this!!!! Too Faced eye shadow formulas are so creamy to me, and I ADORE the colours in this specific pallet. Definitely going to repurchase.

wow...not too many ppl happy with this....but I Love it! Im tan toned and this gives me a great smoky eye...! really nice colors..smooth and they are great quality!

Love this pallet for a sexy smoldering look. It contains alot of one of a kind colors as well!! Love it when I don't get slot of duplicates

This is great inexpensive palette that will allow you to easily create day-to-night looks in a snap. The shades are organized into rows categorized as "Day," "Classic," and "Fashion." The shades in the larger pans are meant to be lid shades, though you can use these however you want.
There are 9 shades in total, 1 of which is matte, 2 of which are satin, 4 of which are shimmery, and 1 of which are glittery.
Below, I listed the shades with a description, pigmentation level, and personal notes, when applicable. I marked my favorites with an asterisk (*). From left to right, up to down:
-In the Buff: Matte bright creamy white (good pigmentation)
-Fuzzy Handcuffs*: Satin peachy beige (good pigmentation) (nearly matte, but microshimmer is evident)
-Voulez-Vous: Shimmery eggplant-brown (excellent pigmentation)
-Satin Sheets: Shimmery light pink with gold shift (decent pigmentation) (only the gold shows up)
-Sugar Walls: Shimmery champagne with mauve undertones and micro-glitter (good pigmentation)
-Garter Belt: Satin medium cool-toned taupe (good pigmentation)
-Birthday Suit*: Shimmery warm light brown (good pigmentation) (has a sheen)
-Lap Dance: Frosted oyster with slight purple (excellent pigmentation)
-French Tickler*: Matte blackened brown with gold glitter (excellent pigmentation)
For the most part, the formula is good, but not the best. They are soft and smooth, but they're a bit powdery and not buttery. I'm not liking the inconsistent pigmentation either. Nonetheless, they're definitely doable and easy to work with and I haven't experienced much fall-out or creasing. Then again, I wore these over Urban Decay Primer Potion, so I'm not sure how they wear primer-less.
This palette is housed in a sturdy travel-friendly tin case. I don't like the case design, but that's just a matter of personal opinion. (Packaging designs are what have stopped me from purchasing Too Faced products in the first place--this is the first Too Faced product I've tried.)
It retails for $36, which is a great value. You do get a reasonable amount of product considering the small pans have 0.18 oz. of product and the large pans have 0.21 oz. of product, according to the back of the palette. The overall size of the palette is a lot larger than my iPhone.
Would I repurchase? No.

I think this is a great pallet for a natural smoky look. This pallet is different than other two faced pallets as it is in a tin container rather the cardboard ... which makes it much less bulky. The colors blend smoothly and I have not experienced any fallout. I have not tried the guides that were included.... but my favorite look is to use sugar walls in the inner half of my lid, lap dance on the outer part of the lid, and mix voulez vous and garter belt and swipe that in the lid. Finish it off by sweeping fuzzy handcuffs on top of voulez vous to soften the crease, and add a touch of satin sheets in the tear duct and brow area.... looks great!
My only complaint is that some of these colors are in the other pallets... so if you already have other too faced then you may be dissapointed by that

I was really excited about this palette when I saw it at the store. The colors were neutral but seemed unique. I especially adored "Voulez-Vous" and "Lap Dance". I swatched all of the colors in the store and they were all pigmented and true to the color in the pan.
I bought this and used it the next day and it just looked awful! They weren't pigmented, they were all very very sheer even on my pale skin. I use UDPP so there's no excuse for a color to not look amazing on my eyelids, unless the shadow itself sucks. It looked really muddy on my eyes and ugh. I'm going to try to play around with this tonight and tomorrow morning just to see if I was having a bad makeup day, but I'm glad I kept the receipt and I'll be returning this tomorrow if it doesn't work out.

I personally love this palette! Ihave had my eye on this for awhile and finally bought it. I think the colors are beautiful. I agree with the review that said if you love a sexy muted eye look you will love this! Im surprised by some the reviews because I thought these eyeshadows blended well and are not chalky. Even the black sparkly one, blended well. I only have a couple of 2 faced palettes, this one and the Natural Eye palette. But I will definitely be looking for other ones. The packaging is nice too. It is smaller than the Natural eyes palette but I like that it is travel friendly and has a magnetic type clasp. I would definitely recommend this to my friends!

I would totally return this if I could find the receipt....this is the kind of palette that looks gorgeous in the pan & even when you swatch the eyeshadows they look nice....but when you start putting them on your lids & blending, thats when things go sour. I've had the same experience with TheBalm eyeshadows. They're just slightly too powdery and end up as a muddy mess on your eyes. :( I keep giving it another chance to see if I'll like it, but everytime i do I'm left disappointed. continued >>

Oh man did I get a dud? I had such high hopes for this eyeshadow palette :l Okay so where do I start - packaging is very cute! It has a magnetic clasp and it's about the size of my palm. I wish they had included a mirror but they put in one of those mini tutorial books which is nice for those who need some direction.


Now onto the quality of the eyeshadows - there are 9 and they're all lovely shades! you have your champagne colors, plum colors, taupe shades and even a shimmery black. But when I applied them on they felt dry...not smooth or buttery.


I thought maybe I used a bad brush so I switched to my ring finger for application. The moment I swiped my finger across the product I KNEW the quality was below my expectations. Dry and even almost chalky for some of the shades. the top right shade [voulez-vous] appears to be a lovely plum but when I applied it....it came off as a dark brown and really lost it's punch when blended out.


This was my first ever Too Faced eyeshadow purchase and I'm so bummed I didn't love it :l if it works out great for you then I'm glad but for me it was a flop. For the price I'm better off investing in thebalm's nude palette or urbandecay's naked2.