Laura Geller The Truffles Collection: Now THAT'S a Sweet Gift - Makeup and Beauty Blog

Wearing the Laura Geller "The Truffles Drove" Chocolate Pistachio Palette ($45)

Chocolate.

Just permit that give-and-take sink in for a minute… Meditate on it. Shut your eyes, and call back of every olfactory property and thought and feeling you lot get when y'all open a big box of chocolates.

Clockwise from the top: The Laura Geller "The Truffles Collection" palettes in Chocolate Plum Cordial, Chocolate Toffee, Chocolate Pistachio and Chocolate Truffle

That's the feeling Laura Geller wants chocolate-loving makeup aficionados to feel when they feast their eyes on the generously sized "The Truffles Collection," currently available for $45 (a $168 value!). You could treat Mom to a chocolate shadow extravaganza for Female parent's Day (It'southward Sun May 8th, ladies and gentlemen. Donot forget your mama!), or snag this delicious box of coco-inspired broiled shadows for yourself.

Laura Gellar, The Truffles Drove

The Truffles Collection comes with four separate palettes, each based around a different coco treat, and all are packaged in a big box that opens much like a archetype box of chocolates. The private palettes are housed in colorful metallic cardboard that matches the "season" therein.

Laura Geller "The Truffles Collection" four individual chocolate palettes

Baked shadow perfection, just as satisfying as digging into an actual box of chocolates!

• Chocolate Plum Cordial, a berry-hued assortment, contains Marble, a matte pinkish off white; Frosting, a metal pinked taupe; and Fig, a classic metallic plum.
• Chocolate Toffee, a rich caramel-hued palette, includes Slate, a rich matte tan; Brown Carbohydrate, a rich shimmering golden brown; and Mahogany, a deep red-toned matte brownish.
• Chocolate Truffle is dark chocolate lover's dream with Mushroom, a matte cool toned tan; Smoke, a metallic truthful taupe; and Licorice, a smoothen, matte black.
• Chocolate Pistachio is an interesting mix with Vanilla, a true matte foam; Vintage, a warm-toned shimmering aureate; and Forest, a unique shimmering deep green with carmine glitter.

Chocolate Plum Cordial (left to correct): Marble, Frosting, Fig

Chocolate Toffee (left to right): Slate, Dark-brown Sugar, Mahogany

Chocolate Truffle (left to right): Mushroom, Smoke, Licorice

Chocolate Pistachio (left to right): Vanilla, Vintage, Forest

My favorite (and favorite truffle, what a coincidence!) is Chocolate Pistachio, which stands out the nearly to me among the four palettes, and among the shadows in it, Forest is unlike anything I've used before. When applied wet with a flake of water, information technology leaves a stunning deep sheen with red glitter sitting seductively on top. I'chiliad wearing it with Vintage, and with Vanilla on my brown bone, in the movie at the top… What a shade!

The just downside I meet with these, and I fear you may have known this pun was coming…but The Truffles Collection is literally like a box of chocolates in that yous never know what y'all're gonna go. The shades are stunning! — and they swatch beautifully, but they're a scrap unpredictable to apply. Some of the mattes employ like a dream, while others go on patchy, and many of the metallic hues don't blend equally well as I expected. Fortunately, equally the shadows are baked, they can easily exist practical with a flat synthetic brush and a bit of water for a lovely foiled await.

Which of these four palettes is your favorite? Does that coincide with your favorite kind of chocolate, or was that just me? 🙂

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