I surprisingly really like the packaging of this palette, considering it is tin which I find can be a bit bulky, but due to the length, acting as a chocolate bar, it works perfectly. The aesthetics of this palette are beautiful with the hearts on the top acting as bars of chocolate they look so girly in the baby pink colour. As for the back of the palette, is has a short description about the palette alongside the itty bitty information at the bottom in smaller print.
When you open the palette you are greeted by a mirror on the interior side of the lid in amongst the pink and gold Too Faced chocolate bon bons writing. Going along with the girly theme of this palette, the eyeshadows don't disappoint, they are in heart shaped pans which work wonderfully with the packaging.
Shadows Themselves
This palette contains 16 shades with 14 brand new and two which are cult favourites from the brand, this shows the effort and dedication they had to this palette to make it unique to any other they have already produced. One thing that I don't like about the shadows is the fact that 14 of them are in heart shaped pans whereas two are in rectangles, they could have fitted in four heart shadows instead of just two larger ones.
Satin Sheets-Iridescent gold with pinky peach undertones
Sprinkles-Baby shimmery satin pink
Molasses Chip-Metallic golden bronze
Malted-Dark brown with gold shimmer specs
Cashew Chew-Satin nude version of Divinity
Cotton Candy-Bubblegum shimmery pink
Café au lait-Grey toned shimmery bronze
Bordeaux-Deep burgundy matte, possibly one of my favourites
Mocha-Perfect transition shade, slightly warm toned matte brown
Black Currant-Dark purple with lighter amethyst shimmer
Dark Truffle-Shimmery deep chocolate brown
Pecan Praline-Cool toned grey with lack of pigmentation
Totally Fetch-Bright fuschia pink
Earl Grey-Deep green, shimmery teal
Divinity-A matte bone colour, brilliant for every eye look
Overall Thoughts
Retailed at £39.00 this Too Faced Chocolate Bon Bons Palette is worth the money in my opinion. I love the diverse shade range as well as the adorable cute, pink packaging which makes the palette feel very girly. The colour pay off on the metallic shades are my favourites to use on the eyes, it's just a tad annoying that a couple of the shades don't live up to the rest. I would recommend this to anyone who is looking for a high-end palette, loves anything to do with chocolate and Too Faced and is into a really fun and girly palette.
Have you got this palette and what do you think of it? Do you adore the Too Faced chocolate bar range just as much as everyone else? Thanks for reading.
Charlotte x
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