Beauty News: Too Faced Debuts Matte Eye Collection

December 15, 2011 / 1 Comment

If you love matte eyeshadows you are in for a great treat. And if you love Too Faced eyeshadow palettes, you are in for an even bigger treat. Too Faced has a new eyeshadow palette—Matte Eye—available.

As with the other Too Faced Shadow Palettes, this one also comes with instruction cards for different eyeshadow looks, and nine beautiful matte shadows.

The best part is the price—$36.

At that price, Too Faced Matte Eye Shadow Palette makes a great gift for under $50 too!

Here are the details:

Get your Matte Eye Palette here:

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December 15, 2011 at 12:30 pm Reply

Oh YAY!! I like TF’s color pay off but the colors tend to be too glittery to my liking. I will have to give these a try. Thanx Lady Blings!! 🙂

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