This is the last post on Inglot’s Matte Eyeshadows ($4.50 to $7.00 each for 0.09 oz.). This palette contains both mattes and several double sparkle eyeshadows, but I’m only reviewing the matte eyeshadows. I’m not going to review any of the double sparkle eyeshadows at this time (if/when I do, it will be when I have the majority of the available shades to review, rather than a smattering).
The Glossover
- 337 is a soft, medium brown with red undertones and a matte finish.
- 390 is a brownish beige with a matte finish.
- 350 is a grayish cast beige with a matte finish. This looks much yellower in the pan, but it doesn’t swatch that way at all.
- 376 is a sooty blackened-brown with a gray cast and matte finish.
- 349 is a purple-tinged gray with a matte finish–though it almost has a little sheen.
- 339 is a soft, grayish brown, kind of taupe-like, with a matte finish.
- 387 is a muted Coach Factory Outlet Online, purple-tinged gray with a matte finish. It’s a lighter version of #349.
- 324 is a blue-based, medium gray with a matte finish.
- 391 is a dark black with a matte finish.
- 318 is a bright white with a matte finish.
- 373 is a bright white with a matte finish. #318 and #373 are very, very similar. If I had to pick out a difference, #318 seems slightly cooler toned.
Inglot Matte Eyeshadow Palette #4
Inglot Matte Eyeshadows in #337, 390, 350, 348, 376, 349, 339, 387, 324, 391, 318, 373 (Neutrals, Grays, Blacks)
This set of matte eyeshadows worked well overall. None of them applied poorly, and they all had decent color payoff. There are a few shades that are rather similar, though, within all of the neutral/browns, so these are certainly not all necessary. Both #318 and #373 were nicely pigmented without being chalky; they are stark, for sure, against my skin tone, but they didn’t have that chalky feel that whites sometimes have. #337 swatched a little softer than anticipated.
Where to Buy: Inglot
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