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Friday, November 12, 2021

Review: Dominique Cosmetics Transition Palette

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Today I'm going to share my thoughts on the Dominique Cosmetics Transition Palette. I picked it up during one of the BoxyCharm Pop Up Sales. I think that I only have one palettes that is all matte and its only 4 shades. I have hit pan in two of shades and have wanted to purchase this palette for a while. I am someone that ALWAYS hits pan in the lighter matte base and transition shades in a palette. During the weekday I tend to reach for 3 shadows. A matte skin tone or bone color (base shade), a matte light brown transition shade, and a shimmer shade for the lid. I often reach for my ColourPop Super Shock Shadows for lid shades and then use my other palettes for the matte shades. I have hit pan on so many lighter shades and am wearing down on many of my warm brown shades so I felt like this would be a palette that I would reach for a ton on a daily basis. Keep reading to hear more about this palette!

Dominique Cosmetics Transition Palette $48.00
Review: Dominique Cosmetics Transition Palette
Here is what is said about this palette on the Dominique Cosmetics site:
"Life is complicated, but makeup doesn’t have to be thanks to Dominique Cosmetics Transition Palette. Keep things simple with this versatile, multi-use palette. Define, contour, brighten, and highlight with a range of warm to cool neutral shades with a matte finish. Play up your eyes. Enhance your brows. Choose daytime no-makeup makeup looks or go sultry, smoky glam—these blendable, longwearing pigments can do it all."

Review: Dominique Cosmetics Transition Palette
Here are some tips on how and where to use each shade:
  • Brighten with Natural and Frothy.
  • Contour/bronze with Toffee, Cinnamon, Coffee Beans, Blushing, Carmel, Mocha, and Hazelnut.
  • For blush, use Blushing, Chai, Cinnamon, Soft N’ Sweet.
  • Fill in brows with Coffee Beans, Ash, Mocha, Coal, Toffee, and Cinnamon.
Here is a close up of the shades:
Review: Dominique Cosmetics Transition Palette

Frothy: Cream with a matte finish
Toffee: Warm tan with a matte finish
Blushing: Warm peach with a matte finish
Coffee Beans: Deep brown with a matte finish
Ash: Cool gray with a matte finish
Natural: Nude peach with a matte finish
Honey: Vintage yellow with a matte finish
Chai: Berry rose with a matte finish
Hazelnut: Spiced terracotta with a matte finish
Coal: Dark brown-black with a matte finish
Carmel: Light taupe with a matte finish
Soft N’ Sweet: Mauve with a matte finish
Cinnamon: Burnt brown with a matte finish
Mocha: Chocolate brown with a matte finish
Smokey: Rich black with a matte finish

Here are swatches of the shades:
Review: Dominique Cosmetics Transition Palette

On to my thoughts:
I do like that this is a multi-use palette. The fact that you can use it as shadow, blush, contour, and brow powder makes it very versatile. I most likely will only use it as shadow but its a great palette to travel with or for someone that doesn't have a ton of different beauty products. The shadows are very pigmented and blend very nicely. I have been reaching for it a ton. I really have nothing negative to say with my experience so far. My only wish is that there was one more matte brown shade that was on the warmer side. Overall, I am very happy with my purchase and highly recommend it!

What are your thoughts on this palette? Let me know below!

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