I'm Feeling Peachy - Click in for a swatch AND demonstration video!

Let me just start by saying I am a Too Faced fanatic. I've got their Better than Sex mascara in three variations, Melted lipstick in a variety of colors, and plenty of their scented collection items. That being said, I was anxiously awaiting the re-release of their new peach line.

I have a very light skin tone with red undertones. Peach generally works really well with my skin, so I'm excited to try out these products. Allure magazine did a great job of showcasing how each of their lip oils show up on three different skin tones. You can see their swatches in the video below ↓

Papa Don't Peach

Peach Fuzz

Peach Please

Peach Tease

Peach-sicle

Poppin' Peach

Pure Peach

Tickle Me Peach

Click here to see the swatch video on three different skin tones to see which hydrating lip oil is right for you! You can find these lip oils (at $19 a piece), as well as the rest of the Sweet Peach lineup at https://www.toofaced.com/sweetpeach.

Now for those of you who are wondering whether or not to add another highlighter/contour palette or eye-shadow palette to your growing collection, I can give you a little insight. It's no surprise that these smell WONDERFUL, because Too Faced is already known for its sweet smelling products. If you're looking for a matte contour (which I would recommend over anything with sparkle because it can appear cartoonish), this GLOW palette is for you if you're willing to fork over $42.




The blush in the glow palette is not the same as their "Papa Don't Peach" blush that comes solo in its own peachy case. At a whopping $30, I'm not sure that I'm in need of this universal blush color.

Last but not least, we've arrived at the Sweet Peach Eye Shadow Collection. If you want to see a close up look of each of the 21 shades individually, visit https://www.toofaced.com/p/eye-shadow-palettes/sweet-peach-eye-shadow-collection/.  This palette weighs in at $49, which is the same price as their other similar-sized palettes and is pretty comparable to other brand palettes.

Pros: This peachy palette features a good combination of both matte and shiny shadows, and there is plenty of neutral to glam options with 21 shades. They appear to be very pigmented and blend easily, which is something I see consistently with the Too Faced brand.

Cons: Several of the shades have very similar counterparts within these palettes. The shades "Bellini" and Luscious" as well as "Cobbler" and "Carmelized" are two examples.

Overall, I feel like this line is a little pricey. However, I think these peachy colors are neutral enough to work well on all skin tones.

If you want to see all of their new peach products in action, head on over to this video for an all over neutral peach look.