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NARS Ramatuelle Trio Eyeshadow Review, Swatches and Photos

April 18, 2012

Named after a village in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region of southeastern France, NARS Ramatuelle Trio Eyeshadow from the Summer 2012 Collection brings us an unexpected warm-cool take on a neutral palette.

NARS Ramatuelle Trio Eyeshadow Review

NARS Ramatuelle Trio Eyeshadow


On the left is a shimmery icy silver color, in the middle is a light peachy beige with silver sparkles and on the right is a warm-toned apricot with matte finish.

The shimmery colors are great on the eyelid, as highlighters and apply smooth and buttery. The apricot shade is slightly sheerer and requires a bit of layering to build up the color, but it does add depth and is perfect for rocking the Tangerine Tango trend this year. With a primer like my favorite NARS Pro Prime Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base underneath, the shadows also lasted all day without creasing or fading.

Here I am wearing the middle shade (peach) on the eyelid, the right shade (apricot) on the crease and the left shade (silver) on the lower waterline. Also featured are K-Palette 1 Day Tattoo Real Lasting Eyeliner 24H WP, Jealousness Diamond Beauty Fake Lashes in JS-502 Magical Fairy, Milani Total Lash Cover Mascara and Senna Form-A-Brow Eyebrow Stencil Kit in Neutral.

NARS Ramatuelle Trio Eyeshadow from Summer 2012 collection

NARS Ramatuelle Trio Eyeshadow swatches

Swatches of NARS Ramatuelle Trio Eyeshadow

Wearing NARS Ramatuelle Trio Eyeshadow

NARS Ramatuelle Trio Eyeshadow EOTD

Wearing NARS Ramatuelle Trio Eyeshadow

NARS Ramatuelle Trio Eyeshadow is available exclusively at narscosmetics.com for $45.

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1 Comment

  • Reply Constanze April 19, 2012 at 12:07 am

    Beautiful Trio – the shades, especially the left and the middle one, and the finishes are after my fancy! 🙂

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