November 14, 2008

Visee Glam Hunt Palette Review

The Muse is a bit tired of all the holiday coverage! It’s the end of the week and she isn’t really up for doing more holiday collections and just feels like concentrating on the lovely Fall weather and maybe a Fall collection too!

How about you?

I’ve had the Visee Fall Collection for a while now but haven’t had a chance to take advantage of it but this week I decided to crack open both and give them a whirl. The new Glam Hunt Palettes are quite different from previous releases from Visee but have no fear they are just as good. I was playing at being a good Muse so I only ordered two of the five color combinations released.

I was pleasantly surprised that I enjoyed the Visee Glam Hunt Palettes as I do have a love affair with the Visee Jewel Crush Eyes Palettes and as I mentioned these are vastly different. Although the Glam Hunt Palettes contain some shimmer it’s not a whole lot when compared to previous palette releases from Visee.

The Glam Hunt Palettes have five strips of color that you’ll be using on various parts of your eye. I always find it interesting that the directions for application instruct you to use the lightest shade of shadow on the crease instead of the lid. I normally contrast my shades of shadow by applying a darker shade to the crease and a lighter shade to my lid however most Japanese brands recommend contrasting them in the opposite way!

The shades included in the palettes are two contrasting shades of eyeshadow, one liner shade, one base shade, and a sparkling powder which can be used in the inner corner of the eye to add a bit of sparkle and shine to your look! The palettes I got were G1 and G4. G1 consists of green shades which are comparable to my favorite KATE Glamtrick Eye Palette GN-1 and the G4 palette contains dusky rose shades. Out of the two palettes G1 was my favorite simply because I really adore how a smoked out green eyeshadow look makes my eyes sizzle! The G4 is very nice as well but I thought the liner shade made my eyes look slightly tired.

G4

G1

The shadows are all quite pigmented and blend wonderfully well. I thought the formula and texture was comparable to KATE palettes. As I mentioned above these are considerably different from the palettes you’ve seen Visee release before and I’m hoping they’ll actually continue with the line as it’s quite good.



All in all I thought the Visee Glam Hunt palettes were quite nice with a good selection of Fall friendly colors. I’m not Muse Approving for them purchase simply because they are quite similiar to many Japanese brand palettes you might already own! If you don’t have a considerable stash of Japanese palettes I do recommend trying these out as they are quite lovely!



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Isabella MuseIsabella is just an average everyday geeky girl who doesn’t blend her eyeshadow correctly, wears too much blush, and hopes she never finds her holy grail products because she likes the thrill of the chase so much. Her mission is to bring you super honest reviews on makeup, skincare, fragrance and all things beauty. She’s in no way an expert on the topic and she sure as hell isn’t a super model. But she’s passionate about makeup and is seeking like-minded individuals that like pina coladas, getting caught in the rain, and ones that enjoy spending hundreds of dollars at Sephora without feeling buyer’s remorse. If you’re that person feel free to reach out and leave a comment or follow me on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Bloglovin‘.

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  • winnie

    Hello Dear Muse,

    The reason why the Japanese products indicate applying a lighter shade to the crease is because of the way most Asian eyes are shaped. A lot of us don’t have creases and if we do they tend to be tiny like mine. So in order to flatter these kinds of eyes, a lighter shade at the crease helps define the dark shadow we put at the eyeline when we open our eyes.

    Anyway, i just wanted to thank you for your reviews on all these products. The pictures you take are great and they really help me decide whether i want a product or not. I just received some samples of all five harajuku perfumes from sephora and i’m excited to try them all.

  • petitez

    Oh! Looking at your FOTD, G1 does look like Kate’s GN-1. Love both of your FOTDs! I’ll consider trying these palettes if I have the chance. 🙂

  • the Muse

    hi winnie!

    Thanks for the scoop 🙂 I’ve always wondered why they contrast using a lighter shade it seems strange 🙂

    aww well thank you for reading them 🙂 I can’t WAIT to hear your thoughts on the perfume! I hope you’ll stop by soon and give me the good word 🙂

    Thanks so much for your lovely comment!

    Big hugs!

  • the Muse

    hey serene!

    It’s practically identical!

    they are super nice 🙂 I do think that the kate is slightly better though for some reason lol!

    Hugs darlin’!