Charlotte Tilbury Eyeshadow Palette The Vintage Vamp Review + Makeup Look

Hi Everyone, 🙂
Today, I am reviewing one of my most favourite palettes from Charlotte Tilbury. It’s called “Vintage Vamp. If you can already tell from the photos, it is quite a well-loved palette and something that I reach for a lot even it’s for a single shade.

Product Claims:

Darlings, get ready to vamp up your makeup look! My Luxury Palette in Vintage Vamp features ingredients to make your eyes pop & sparkle! This eyeshadow quad of purple-red toned shades in a pale shimmer, ruddy plum, deep burgundy and a peach-toned gold glitter will make you stand out from the crowd!

Price:

£39.00 / INR 3200 approx

My Experience with Charlotte Tilbury Eyeshadow Palette Vintage Vamp
The palette comes packed in this beautiful burgundy casing. The lettering is in rose gold. It’s a very lightweight palette with mirror . There are no applicators included. Honestly, I don’t mind that because I never ever use those little applicators anyway. All Charlotte Tilbury palettes have 4 colors according to their usage – Prime, Enhance, Smoke and Pop

Prime : A metallic Champagne pink. The texture is like creamy powder. It’s not very stark and makes for a good lid, inner corner and brow color. The color is quite smooth and blends like a dream.

Enhance : A soft plummy brown with specks of gold sparkles scattered all around. The sparkles are barely visible but they add that little sheen to the color. This shade makes for a great transition shade and even a very go-to lid shade.The color is very opaque, buildable and blends like a dream.

Smoke : This shade is the darkest of the four shadows. It’s a deep burgundy brown. What I love the most about this shade is that it’s not red-red. It’s neutral with a hint of red. I always feel this shade makes my eyes look very brown. If you have green eyes, this is your dream color. 🙂 It’s very pigmented and it has a slight satin finish that makes it a dream to blend. This does have a bit of fall out but nothing that can’t be fixed.

Pop: Imagine pressed gold sparkles that almost feel liquidy when you pop them on. It’s always best to apply this color with your finger tip. Literally juts press it on the centre of the lid and it would take your basic look to va-va-voom. The glitters are quite sparkly and apply evenly all over. The glitters really hold well without falling off from the lid. You don’t need a glue to pop them on.

I adore this palette! The colors are so gorgeous. This is like the neutral palette but a step ahead. The color payoff, pigmentation, ease of use and staying power is totally on point. I have worn this eyeshadow for good 7-8 hours and there has been no creasing or fading. I’d say that the darkest colors softens up a bit as the hours pass by, but still looks pretty good and fresh by the end of the day/ evening. I love the subtle hint of burgundy without being too red. It makes for an interesting neutral. It reminds me a lot of MAC Sketch Eyeshadow.

Overall, it’s high on my recommendation list. I really enjoy wearing it. 🙂 Wish it was available in India though. I picked mine from London.

PS :I wore this look out for lunch yesterday. 🙂

IMBB Rating:

4.5/5

Swatches

Makeup Breakdown for this look
Bobbi Brown Cusion FOundation
NARS Smoothing Primer
Charlotte Tilbury Concealer
Suqqu Earthy toned Blush
Suqqu Brown Eyeliner
Charlotte Tilbury Rock n Kohl Barbarella Brown
Tom Ford Highlighter
Anastasia Contour Kit
Sugar Lipstick Better Call Salmon and Browntown Abbey

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