Hello, beautiful ladies! 
Compact, tiny and small eyeshadow palettes are a good option for those who travel a lot or want to optimize their makeup space, which cosmetics take up.
And the Tarte Tarteist Pro To Go eyeshadow palette is so perfect for that! Today I’ll tell you all the deets about it.
The design looks regular, absolutely inspired by
Tarte. The palette is made of a black cardboard, which is so easy to soil. It’s a real disaster, guys. The cap has a closure and it opens up 360 degrees. Inside it offers a small mirror.
The palette is really tiny.
Each refill has 0.9g of the product.
Made in the USA.
Expires within 12 months of opening.
This mini palette offers 6 eyeshadow colors - 3 of them are matte, 2 are satin and 1 is shimmer.
The products are rather silky and soft by touch. By the way, they are so soft that rough brushes are sure to make them crumble (it mostly goes to the matte colors).
The pigmentation is on fleek! Honestly, I couldn’t even expect it. In due time, even the Tarte Tartelette In Bloom Eyeshadow palette didn’t impress me so much as this one.
And unlike the mentioned above palette, this product offers fuss-free blending.
As for the shades, I can say it for sure they are warm-toned. There isn’t any transition or black color, though. You’ll have to learn to get by without them! And I could be rather picky about the color selection once this palette arrived at my place, but now I’m utterly happy with it. Using only this
Tarte Tarteist Pro To Go eyeshadow palette I can already create several unhackneyed makeup looks, without the help of any other shades from different palettes.
Let’s have a look at every shade separately. For the better understanding, I separated them in accordance with their textures - mattes and satins.
Drive - matte dark-beige shade. If I don’t pack it, then the color looks just a little bit darker than my skin color.
Stylin - dark brown matte shade with an off white undertone.
Crisp - warm-toned matte orange brick color.
Hype - satin (well, maybe shimmer) champagne shade.
Boss - satin brown bronze hue.
Dominate - satin plum color.
And all the shades together. I applied them over my nude skin, without any eyeshadow primer.
I have nothing negative to say about the wear time of these
Tarte eyeshadows. On my eyes, I always wear them over a cream eyeshadow base or over a primer. I never wear any of my eyeshadows over my non-primed skin.
The shades Stylin and Boss are used over my lower lids, along with the Make Up For Ever Aqua XL Color Paint.
For this makeup look I used the shade Drive, Stylin, Boss and Hype.
You could see this very makeup look when I reviewed my
Bobbi Brown Sequin Eye Shadow Palette before. Here I used the shades
Stylin and
Dominate.
To create this makeup look I used all the shades from the palette, aside from the plum Dominate one.
And this makeup is one of my faves, which I’ve already been wearing several times. I used the shades
Drive, Crisp, Dominate and
Hype.
The palette
Tarte Tarteist Pro To Go managed to surprise me a lot! I could have never expected such results. Everything seems to be perfect about it, aside from the easily soiled packaging and sweet vanilla aroma. But I guess that for a year that I’ve been using it, I either have already gotten used to the smell or the aroma of the products from this palette has become less chasing then of those palettes that I’ve tried before.
If you’re looking for a compact eyeshadow palette for traveling or you just want to have a good go-to option for your makeup bag, then I can highly recommend this Tarte Tarteist Pro To Go Eyeshadow Palette.
Price - $23
Thanks for your attention! Let your beauty last forever and have a pleasant shopping experience!
