Tarina Tarantino Holiday Collection 2010 Tarina Tarantino Jewel Box Palette and Tarina Tarantino Sparklicity Gold Shimmer Dust
Tarina Tarantino Holiday Collection 2010 is looking all kinds of stupid gorgeous! Tarina Tarantino Sparklicity Gold Shimmer Dust should feel your sweet tooth if you’ve always had a yearning for Givenchy’s Holiday Powders and the Tarina Tarantino Jewel Box Palette should completely capture your attention if you simply adore pretty makeup palettes.
Check it!
- Tarina Tarantino Mini Gem Glossette Set $25
Includes Lip Glosses In (two new shades):
Gem Glosses in Disco Nap, Barrette, Carousel, Fuchsia Revolution, Semiprecious, Ruby Headphones
- Tarina Tarantino Jewel Box Palette $78
Includes a layer of makeup and a bottom layer reveals a velvet lined compartment to store jewelry!
Products Included:
Tarina Tarantino Eye Dream Hypershadows in Buckle, Brooch, Beaded, Toggle, Sequin, Suede, Ribbon, Butterfly Black, Headband, Facet, Petit Chapeau, Chain, Bright Owl, Baby Sparkle, Violette, Cinematic
Tarina Tarantino Pearl Glow Primer
Tarina Tarantino Gem Gloss in Ruby Headphones
Tarina Tarantino Fleur de Lash Mascara in Black Opal
- Tarina Tarantino Sparklicity Gold Shimmer Dust $39 and Tarina Tarantino Sparklicity Pure Gold $19
Along with the Holiday Collection, Tarina Tarantino is also extending the her brush selection with single brushes now being available for purchase.
- Tarina Tarantino Blush Brush $42
- Tarina Tarantino Liner Brush $22
- Tarina Tarantino Pigment Brush $25
I’m unsure what the different is between Gold Shimmer and Pure Gold Sparklicity and why the price jump…..but I think I may go ahead and order just out or morbid curiosity to see what the major difference is between the two. The brushes are sweet but they are a tad too highly priced and I have alot of brushes already.
I really love the palette and I honestly want it right now so I might not be able to wait for Sephora’s Friends and Family to indulge however I’ve dabbled a little with Tarina’s shadows and haven’t been too impressed as the formula runs a little chalky and matte but I’ll reserve judgment until I actually play with them.
What are your thoughts?