I love creating a smokey eye on a night out and the rock chick palette offers 4 eyeshadows in varying grey and taupe / brown matte and shimmer shades which work perfectly. There is also an easy to follow guide included which shows how to achieve different looks.
The palette itself is encased in a rose gold case and does look very luxurious. Pigmentation is very good and whilst quite good staying power for a night out (with some help from UD eyeshadow primer) I’m not sure it would last all day.
Overall a lovely palette, if a little pricey compared to UD Naked palettes
Reviewed on Sat 06 Feb 2021
I am in my late 30's/early 40's with combination, light tone skin and green eyes. My hair is dark brown, normal with normal texture.
I don’t usually wear eyeshadow a lot unless I’m going out which is rare but my sons girlfriend got me this for my birthday and I love it. It’s not too much and really does make my eyes pop. Really easy using charlottes step buy step guide I’ve really enjoyed playing with this and getting a really nice look. Definitely makes me look a little different in a good way. Im
Excited to try more from this range and would definitely recommend
Reviewed on Tue 13 Oct 2020
I am in my late 30's/early 40's with sensitive, light tone skin and blue eyes. My hair is blonde, processed with normal texture.
Treated myself to this a couple of weeks ago. The colours are gorgeous and would suit anybody. The eye shadow is smooth and creamy and applied well. Pigmented without being too heavy - definitely buildable and blends beautifully. Obviously a little pricey but worth treating yourself :)
Reviewed on Sat 22 Aug 2020
I am in my late 30's/early 40's with combination, light tone skin and brown eyes. My hair is blonde, normal with fine texture.
I treated myself to some Charlotte Tilbury for my birthday and was really excited to get the 'exagger-eyes' palette, particularly for the 'pop' shade. First off, it's a lot smaller than I imagined which does make it handy to travel with but I guess for the price I expected something a little more substantial. There are four shades; prime, enlarge, define and pop and they are meant to be used to create big, beautiful eyes. All shades are some form of shimmer except for the define which is matte. I found it interesting applying a shimmer to my crease as this isn't something I would naturally do but I followed the tutorial exactly how CT applied it to her model. It definitely looked better on the model than me! There was some slight creasing and a little fallout too so I'd recommend applying before you do your complexion. Overall, it is a pretty palette, there's no denying that. It is a great soft glam/everyday palette but I must say I'm a little underwhelmed. I've tried other CT products and loved them but this one for me is just a bit 'meh'.
Reviewed on Mon 27 Jul 2020
I am in my late 20's/early 30's with combination, fair tone skin and blue eyes. My hair is red, normal with fine texture.
I know people highly rate CT palettes but I was disappointed with mine. I’ve got brown skin and I really need a little more pigment in my shadows to get the best effects and although I always use a primer and take the time to build the colours up, I’ve never found the shadows to last very long on my lids. My Anastasia Beverly Hills palettes are far superior in staying power and blendability and for roughly the same price, you get a wider range of colours and a better quality product from ABH. My favourite shadows for pigment and lasting power are Pat McGrath shadows but the prices of the palettes are not comparable.
Reviewed on Mon 28 Oct 2019
I am in my late 50's/early 60's with mature, brown tone skin and unknown eyes. My hair is unknown, unknown with unknown texture.
I was so excited when I purchased the 'Rebel' Quad. I have so many palettes but not many with green shades in them. This palette just isn't pigmeted enough for the price. I believe that it wasn't designed to be hugely pigmented but that is what let this down for me. I find that I never reach for it anymore. The only part I love is the packaging design. I wouldn't recommend paying £39 for this at all. I'm so dissapointed.
Reviewed on Sat 21 Apr 2018
I am in my late 20's/early 30's with combination, light tone skin and green eyes. My hair is medium brown, combination with normal texture.
There's so much hype created around this product I was tempted to buy but the price was a big put off.. thanks for the review I'm definitely not gonna buy this..
I've the dolce vita and rock star palettes and bought these from a friend for £25 each. Whilst I like both palettes - lovely pigmentation & aside from the glittery colours, all mega easy to apply & blend - glittery colours have to be really worked, I'm glad I didn't pay £39 each for them or I'd have been annoyed. Whilst I like them, I think they're massively overpriced for the quality and size of the palette. Lower your prices CT!
Reviewed on Sat 07 Apr 2018
I am in my late 30's/early 40's with dry, fair tone skin and blue eyes. My hair is dark brown, dry with coarse texture.
The dolce vita shadows are the bomb. Totally stunning. I use this almost every time I have a night out as it's just totally stunning. The quality of the packaging and the quality of the pigment is insane
Reviewed on Sat 25 Feb 2017
I am in my late 30's/early 40's with combination, medium tone skin and brown eyes. My hair is blonde, dry with fine texture.
I have the Dolce Vita palette and it really is great. The colours are well pigmented, blend easily and have no fall out. They last well even without a primer. I'm not great with ideas for makeup but the tutorials on youtube for each palette are great. You can create several different looks with the 4 shadows. Yes, it is expensive but I think it's worth it for the quality.
Reviewed on Fri 09 Sep 2016
I am in my late 30's/early 40's with normal, light tone skin and green eyes. My hair is blonde, normal with fine texture.
I so wanted to like this product, and it might just be me as I had a reaction to it (incredibly watery stinging eyes - urgh), but to be honest I don't think this is worth £38. I didnt find the colour pay off great(I bought the vintage vamp)and it wasn't as blendable as I'd liked it to be. its a lot of money to spend on just four eyeshadows, beware of this if you have sensitive eyes
Reviewed on Thu 18 Aug 2016
I am in my late 20's/early 30's with normal, fair tone skin and blue eyes. My hair is blonde, dry with normal texture.
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Eyeshadow palette with red, crimson and rose-gold shades. WHAT IS IT? Inspired by the GLOBALLY-LOVED Walk of No Shame berry rose lipstick, this expertly colour-coded palette is a mood-boosting quad with an eye-colour morphing crush of russet-reddy colour. Whether you have blue eyes, green eyes, hazel eyes or brown eyes, these shimmering, iconic, rich-russet eyeshadow tones have a magical eye enhancing, mesmeric effect that makes your eyes POP and ENHANCES your eye colour sparkle. “On social media, everyone is always asking me how to create a CONFIDENCE-BOOSTING, EYE-COLOUR BRIGHTENING, rich-russet eye look that works for day and night, and my MESMERISING Walk of No Shame palette is the answer! I have bottled all of my eye-widening secrets into these beautiful, flattering, colour-morphing reddy hues. It builds up beautifully to give you a gorgeous modern smokey eye look that is so wearable and so flattering!!” - Charlotte Tilbury. SHADE DESCRIPTIONS: - PRIME: a CONFIDENCE-BOOSTING Peach Champagne - ENHANCE: a SEDUCTIVE Sunset Pink - SMOKE: a SULTRY Berry Blushed Crimson - POP: an ATTRACTION-SPARKING Rose Gold Sparkle WHAT MAKES IT MAGIC? 1. Four colour-coded, universally-flattering shades for a look to suit all eye colours! 2. The shades layer beautifully to create the MOST fabulous, berry-toned smokey eye. 3. Easy application and a silky, smooth finish!
