Tarte Hamptons Weekender Contour Palette - Review, Photos and Swatches

Hi Beauties!

Even though it is winter, you can still keep your summer tan with the new Tarte Hamptons Weekender Contour Palette. The palette is part of the Park Ave Princess Collection which I reviewed the full line here. The Hamptons Weekender Palette is a travel size palette that includes three new shades. A highlight, blush and contour shade to create an effortless beachy glow. The palette retails for $30 CAD/$23 USD. I will be sharing my review along with swatches below.

The palette is covered with rose gold and nude packaging. It includes a mirror on the inside and has a magnetic closure. The mini palette is so convenient for travel or throwing into your makeup bag. It features a shimmery champagne highlighter, matte rosy blush and a matte caramel contour shade. The formula consists of skin-balancing Amazonian clay for long wear. All of the powders are smooth and blend seamlessly. I was so surprised at how pigmented the highlighter shade is. I usually don't like the highlighters in most of Tarte's palettes. They are usually too light or have no pigmentation but this one is amazing. It gives a beautiful metallic glow that isn't too chalky or glittery. The blush shade is a pretty muted pink that would look great on all skin tones. It can kick up some powder depending on the brush you use. The texture feels different than their regular brushes, however, it is as pigmented and has an opaque finish. The bronzer is a little light on me but has a buildable coverage. It has more of a semi-matte finish perfect for a summer glow.

Includes:

beach getaway (highlighter)

summer house (matte blush)

farmer's market (matte contour)

I've been loving this palette and have been wearing on repeat. The size of the palette is convenient to store and for on the go. You can shop this palette at Sephora and Tartecosmetics.com.

Samantha

xoxo

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