Always cute! The Too Faced Tin Holiday Palettes get you excited for fall and the holiday season! Years ago, I used to go to the mall ,with my husband, at night. I knew when we were getting closer to the Cinnabon store. I could smell those delicious cinnabons ! Of course I had to buy a box to bring them home. Although, we couldn’t wait, and always split one on our way to the car! Well, that was then.
And this is now! Too Faced released a brand new, limited edition, tin-compact, holiday eyeshadow palette. Meet Cinnamon Swirl! Even more, the eyeshadows have that ever so slight scent of cinnabons. Yum! I can almost taste it! The palette’s 18 shades are sweet, spicy, warm and toasty! Lots of neutrals, with pops of pink and purple in creamy matte, metallic and sparkling finishes. Perfect for the fall. Perfect for the holidays! Perfect for gift-giving!
You can find the new, Limited Edition Too Faced Cinnamon Swirl Sweet and Spicy Eyeshadow Palette at Sephora, Ulta, Nordstroms, Selfridges, HSN, QVC, and on the Too Faced Website. Also, the New Cinnamon Swirl Eyeshadow Palette ( 0.44 oz. / 12.6g ) costs $49.
Packaging
Cinnamon Swirl comes packaged in a rectangular, metal tin. Pull up on the lid to open the case. The case has a magnetic closure. 
Therefore, to close the case, simply push down on the lid, and the strong magnet will do the rest. Inside, underneath the lid, is a rectangular mirror. On the other side of the palette are the 18 shades.
From the top row, there are six vertical rows of three shadows each. The first three vertical rows,from left to right, which is half the palette, are all neutral shades, except for one dusty pink shade. I call this the light side of the palette. Next, the second three vertical rows, the other half of the palette, with three shades each is the dark side of the palette. 
The shades are deeper on this side. Still, there are deeper neutrals on this side, plus a deep purple-black sparkle shade. and a bright fuchsia shade. The bright fuchsia shade is what makes this palette stand out from an all neutral lineup.
The Formula
Mostly, the shades are indeed richly pigmented. Therefore most shades give you one swipe payoff. The texture of most of the palette is buttery and creamy. Hence, the texture of most shades makes them easy to blend. Also, the shades that are not so pigmented are buildable. Also, there isn’t too much fallout with these shades.
However, you have to expect some fallout with pressed powders. The shades don’t fade, or crease. The formula is talc-free, cruelty-free, and paraben-free.
The Shades in the First Half of The Palette : First Three Vertical Rows from Left to Right
Row 1 – Top to Bottom
Flour Power
Top, Flower Power, a warm cream shade, has a satin sheen finish. First, this can be used as a prime shade, all over your eyes. Also, you can use Flour Power as a transition shade. Finally, use this warm cream shade as a highlighter.
Muffin Top
Middle, Muffin Top, a deep peach shade,has a matte finish. Wear Muffin Top as an eyeshadow on your eyelids. Next, bring Muffin Top. up and use it in your crease. You can also use this shade as a transition shade.
Sugar Rush
Bottom, Sugar Rush, a light pink shade with a gold shift, has a duochrome finish. Wear this duochrome shade all over your eyelids. Also, bring it up in your crease.
Row 2 – Top to Bottom
Dough Boy
Top, Dough Boy, a nude beige shade, has a creamy matte finish. First, this is another light matte shade. You can use this nude beige as a prime shade, all over your eyelids. Also, wear Dough Boy as a transition shade. Last wear this nude beige shade on your brow bones.
With and Gooey Goodness
Luv the Bun Ur With
Middle, Luv the Bun Ur With, a light gold shade with gold reflects, has a metallic finish.I love this gold metallic shade worn all over the eyelids, and up through the crease. Also. line your lower lash lines with this metallic gold shade.
Gooey Goodness
Bottom, Gooey Goodness, a soft gold shade with lavender glitter,has a glitter finish. Wear Gooey Goodness and a highlighter. Also, wear this shade as a shade topper, over another eyeshadow. Finally, use this shade to make your eyes pop, by dabbing it in the middle of your eyelids.
Row 3 – Top to Bottom
Frost Those Buns
Top, Frost Those Buns,a champagne shade, has a metallic finish. First, you can wear this champagne shade all over your eyelids and into the crease. Or wear this as a highlighter, on your brow bones and on the inner corners of your eyes.
Sweet & Spicy
Middle, Sweet & Spicy, a peach shade, has a metallic finish. Wear this peach metallic all over your eyelids. Also, wear this metallic shade to highlight your brow bones.
Ready, Set, Bake!
Bottom. Ready, Set, Bake!, a soft pink mauve shade, has a creamy matte finish. First, wear this shade on your eyelids. Also, wear this pink mauve shade on the outer part of your brow bones.
The Second Half of the Palette : Vertical Rows Four Thru Six
Row 4 – Top to Bottom
See Me Rollin’
Top, See Me Rollin;, a warm brown shade, has a matte finish. This is the perfect crease shade. Also, use it to line and define your upper and lower lash lines. Then, put it on the outer corners of your eyes.
I’m Toasted
Middle, I’m Toasted, an orange copper shade,with orange reflects, has a sparkle finish. I love the look of this shade on your eyelids, and in your crease. Also, wear this shade to line your lower lash line.
Sticky Fingers
Bottom, Sticky Fingers, an iridescent pink and lavender shade, with lavender reflects, has a sparkling finish. This pink aand lavender shimmer looks amazing on the eyelids. Also, you can war this shade over another sadee for a multidimensional effect.
Row 5 – Top to Bottom
Sticky Buns
Top, Sticky Buns, a medium orangey-bronze shade, has a metallic sheen finish. Wear Sticky Buns all over your eyelids, and up through the crease. You can also line your lower lash line with this orangey-bronze shade.
Stay Currant
Middle, Stay Currant, a blackened plum shade, with red sparkles, has a sparkling finish.First, this is a great smoke shade. Line your upper and lower lash lines, and put on the outer corners. Then, smoke it out!
Food Court
Bottom, Food Court, an orchid shad, has a matte finish. This orchid matte shade looks great in your crease, and on the outer third of your eyelid.Then, add it to the outer corners of your eyes. and with a smudge brush, take smudge it up to the crease.
Row 6 – Top to Bottom
Lick the Spoon
Top, Lick the Spoon, a light terracotta shade, as a creamy matte finish.Wear this terracotta shade all over your eyelids, and into your crease.
Cinnamon Swirl
Middle, Cinnamon Swirl, a cinnamon brown shade, has a creamy matte finish. I Would use this shade to line, and define my eyes. Wear it in your crease, outer corners of your eyes, and on your lower lash lines.
Batter Up!
Bottom, Batter Up!, a mahogany shade, has a creamy matte finish. Wear this shade to line your upper and lower lash lines. Also, you can define the outer corners of your eyes with this mahogany shade. Wear this shade as you would a deep black shade, since there is no black shade in the palette.
Finally, there is something for everybody in this palette. Again, it is a neutral palette with a few pops of color. Too Faced made the neutral palette interesting, so you could wear it for everyday, and night time looks. Also, there are lots of sparkling and metallic shades for the holidays. Gift one for yourself, and give this as a gift for the makeup lover in your life!
xo
