I recently purchased the Zoeva Coco Blend Palette after realising it only cost around $30AUD. For some reason I assumed it would cost similarly to a Too Faced or Urban Decay palette. The only issue I found was choosing which Zoeva palette to buy! They all have stunning shades and combinations but after a lot of tutorials and pictures of swatches I went with the Coco Blend palette. Todays post will give you all a peak inside the amazing palette so if you are thinking of getting your hands on a Zoeva palette hopefully this will help!  |
| Zoeva Coco Blend |
Packaging
The shadows are encased in a sleek cardboard packaging that has magnetic closure. It is not flimsy in any way and will be really good for travel.
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| Ingredients |
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| L-R: Subtle Blend, Warm Notes, Sweeter End and Bitter Start |
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| L-R: Bitter Start, Sweeter End, Warm Notes, Subtle Blend and Beans Are White |
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| L-R: Pure Ganache, Substitute For Love, Freshly Toasted and Infusion |
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| L-R: Pure Ganache, Substitute For Love, Freshly Toasted, Infusion and Delicate Acidity |
I have only used this palette once so I don't have much of a review for you all however all shades are buttery and can be blended easily. With the swatches above I found the shimmery shades to show up a lot more pigmented however when I put the shadows into action they were all equally pigmented whether it was matte or shimmer. At the moment my favourite shades are Pure Ganache to go all over my lid and Substitute for Love as a crease shade.
There are numerous combinations and looks you can create with this one palette and it really is versatile. If you are after an affordable yet good quality eyeshadow palette I highly recommend Zoeva!
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