ITTSE Custom Palette and Makeup Selections

If you aren’t familiar with ittsē, thats because they are a fairly new makeup line—founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, CA. They sell their products via their own website ittse.com.

Beauty maven that you are—you are in charge when you order from ittsē, because all of their palettes are totally customizable. This means you don’t have to buy a palette because you only like most of its pre-determined colors (and will leave some untouched). With ittsē you purchase the palette separately, and each cosmetic pan separately, to make your own perfect combination (which I love!).

The magnetic inner tray in each palette holds tight any makeup pans of your choosing, and can store any other single pans you have tucked in drawers or on the bathroom counter. It stays shut magnetically, but I will probably put a hair tie or rubber band around it if I take it to the gym or on vacation with me. – to make sure it stays closed.

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I have my sister to thank for giving me my FIRST ittsē palette, and a couple pans of eyeshadow colors, as a gift. Since then, I have purchased a few more pans and filled the palette:

going from this (large beige pan color is Ofra)-               to this-

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All of their palettes are the same size (inner tray is roughly just under 3.5″ x 5″). The palettes do come in a range of vegan leather-cover colors: coral, navy, gold, bright turquoise, grey and white. Each has a full mirror in the lid and clear plastic dust shield between the mirror and pan tray.

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The drawings of long legged girls on all of the brand’s packaging and website are super cute, as are the delightful sketches of the row houses in San Francisco (check out their web site for more of these designs).

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ittsē is also cruelty-free, and has eco-friendly packaging.
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These are the colors currently in my palette (which is the Uptown Grey) and swatches. I have 9 eyeshadow colors, one blush and one eye primer – I added the color names to the following photo:

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Here is a list of the color names in case their readability does not come through in the photo, as well with suggested lid/eye areas of application:

Downtownmatte, medium dark, taupey grey/use on crease, lid, outer corner or as a daytime liner

Painted Ladiespearl, mid-tone, iridescent violet/use on lid or outer corner of lid

Sweater Weathermatte, warm mauve/use on crease or for lilac lids

Espressomatte, dark grey-brown/line eyes or evening lid

Changing to Flatsmatte, neutral deep wine/line eyes

Parapearl, sparkling burgandy/apply at outer corner of eyes or use for a smokey eye look

Santorinipearl, vivid tourquoise/line eyes or go for a bold lid

Fashionably Slatematte, very cool dark greenish grey/apply at outer lid corner or as liner

Seychellespearl, warm sand beige with sheen/apply all-over lid or highlight

ittsē offers colors categories for:  eye, brow, cheek, to illuminate, bronzer, lip or flawless.

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My last two color choices:

lid primer (the small white tray) – Shadow Locking Lid Primer with white sapphire. This one contains an antioxidant complex, is a ‘color-anchoring cream’ texture and prevents creasing or fading. The white sapphire gives it a multi-faceted color.

And finally, a cheek colorZinna – a bright, warm pink with a hint of sparkle (the largest pan).

 

 

 

 

The color payoff is fantastic with all these! And, the cosmetic pans are made in the USA!

I’m already scheming to order another, new palette with more colors – such fun to select your own collection.

The empty palettes are currently about $22.00 USD and makeup selections range from $7.99 to $8.99.

Wishing everyone a great weekend!

Go Gorgeous!

xo,

Jen

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