Reviews
Soleil Neige
This is beautiful. Perfect for the season and all year long. Endless possibilities with these high quality long shelf life shades. I have almost all Tom Ford quads and have had all the old releases. It’s impossible to go wrong with this palette. Mature, dry, oily with no makeup skills, these shadows do the work for you. Highly recommended.
Hard pan, lacks pigmentation
Upon first swatch the bottom right shade went straight hard pan. I had to dig my brush in first dry, then wet, then I finally got some semblance of pigment and then had to use my finger to dig in some more to top off the shadow I had used a wet brush to get pigment up onto my eye. The other shades are ok, but very sheer. The best shade by far is the bottom left, it’s a great topper shade. The matte is creamy but has no pigment and will serve as a buffer shade for me so I can get my moneys worth out of the palette. If you’re thinking about it I’d say skip this one. For reference I have very pale skin. I wear N0 in Mac face and body, and shade 2 in the Pat McGrath concealer, and I could go lighter if I wanted.
Great as long as you know what you’re getting
This palette is pale, and will probably not show up on medium skin tones. I have fair skin and it barely shows up on me; I think it might show up on the darker skin tones but it’s an expensive chance to take.
The sparkling shade has micro glitter and requires a glitter primer to avoid fallout. It does have that snow sparkling in the sun look though.
I wear this when I want something subtle, but I recommend Nude Dip to anyone who wants a similar look without the glitter. That one is still my favorite Tom Ford quad.