Review – Christian Dior Ltd Edt Tailleur Bar Eyeshadow Palette
My first Christian Dior product!! Can you believe it? I actually got this from Makeup Blogette‘s recent blog sale. It looked so beautiful, i couldn’t let this one go…
This limited edition collection was released sometime in 2010 i believe. It is my first foray into the high-end world of Christian Dior makeup. While i do not have other Christian Dior cosmetics to compare it to, i do have some thoughts about it. Read on to find out more.
First up – peektures! Even though it is a ‘pre-loved’ product, try to imagine its beauty in its full glory. I know i did, and that’s what got me!!
Here are swatches of the lovely colors (except for Blissful Pink & Anthracite Black – it was too tiny to swatch with my finger)
Dawn Grey – in the background
Blissful Pink – skin of the female figure
Whisper Grey – the color of her suit
Storm Blue – the hat she’s wearing
Anthracite Black – the gloves she’s wearing
My thoughts:
The colors are really lovely – great one for putting together simple classic looks. The texture is smooth and velvety, a dream to use. The color payoff is in general above average. Except for Dawn Grey which is what i’ve used as the base color in my FOTD below. I realized i need to layer on more color so its more opaque. You will see that it is quite sheer on my eyes. I swatched it quite heavily in the pic above, so it may seem like it’s quite pigmented. Otherwise, i noticed hardly any fall out and the colors are really easy to blend. In terms of staying power, i must say i’m disappointed. After a good 8 hours out and about, it seems my oily lids have completely absorbed the base color. You will only see traces of Whisper Grey left on my crease and outer corners. Well, i know i won’t be using this when i need to be out all day running around. I definitely hope this isn’t a testament of how all Christian Dior eyeshadows perform.
Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars
And finally, here’s my FOTD using Dawn Grey and Whisper Grey from the Tailleur Bar eyeshadow palette.
Disclaimer: All opinions expressed on this blog are my own, and have not been influenced by PR companies or advertisers. Products featured/reviewed are purchased with my own money, unless otherwise stated.
Written by looknookhook
July 27, 2012 at 8:25 pm
Posted in Beauty, face of the day, Makeup, Review
Tagged with beauty, christian dior cosmetics, Christian Dior makeup, FOTD, limited edition Tailleur Bar, review, Tailleur Bar, Tailleur Bar eyeshadow palette
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but it looks really nice. did you apply primer?
carrotoh
July 27, 2012 at 8:53 pm
That is the problem! I did use primer… i recently got the Laura Mercier eye primer. So I’m not sure if its the eye primer that is under-performing. Shall try it again…
looknookhook
July 27, 2012 at 9:03 pm
oh.. maybe its the primer.. not too sure… i used the UD one.. quite lasting.. you can try the two faced primer too. both reviews are good.
carrotoh
July 27, 2012 at 9:11 pm
I used to use UD primer potion and felt like a change thats why i bought the laura mercier one. Will need to use few more times first, then i will do up a proper review on it.
looknookhook
July 27, 2012 at 9:26 pm
Nice! Such a pretty palette and gives a very beautiful simple smokey eyes
Lol, I’ve a silly question – to apply the different shades, you’d have to use a brush to pick up the colours from the various parts on the palette?
Jennifer
July 28, 2012 at 1:54 pm
Hi Jenn! Not silly at all
Yes, i used a foam applicator for Blissful Pink to apply on the brow bone and inner corners of my eyes. And i used a blending brush (which is smaller & narrower) to pick up Storm Blue & Anthracite Black for blending into the crease and outer corners of the eyes. I know…many tools/brushes involved. But the final result is well worth it
looknookhook
July 28, 2012 at 2:13 pm
Aiyoooo…. HOW CUTE is that little lady in the palette!!! And you look gorgeous!
Jade
August 6, 2012 at 11:15 pm
Thats exactly what drew me to it in the first place. Thank u Jade!
looknookhook
August 7, 2012 at 7:25 pm