Review (2/5): I hate everything about this. Probably great if you like fallout and looking unhealthy though.
I haven't been this disappointed with a Too Faced palette since their White Peach palette. I know sometimes it takes a little while to "learn" a palette and figure out how to use it to make it look best on you, but despite frequently using reds oranges and browns and the like, and knowing how to make them look good on me, I've messed around with it a lot and pretty much the only "looks" I've been able to conquer are "I just face planted in the softball infield" and "Infected with mystery viral epidemic on tv and now I'm a really fast zombie thing or maybe a vampire". Wet brush, dry brush, no brush but using my finger, primer, no primer, I've yet to find a good way to make this work. The glitter colors are chunky and don't blend well, and you really have to dig in there with your brush to get enough to apply, causing a lot of fallout. Other colors have either a surprisingly amount of pigment or almost none at all, and almost none of it blends well. You can't really build on it because either there is no color, or it's so strong you can use barely any and if you screw up, it's almost impossible to fix and you have to start all over. I love how it looks in the pans but I've yet to understand how an entire palette of colors can all turn out to being almost the exact same shade of red clay mud brown when applied. The smell is... not so bad? It grows on you I think but it's stronger than some of my other Too Faced palettes. I try to look on the bright side of things, but even ignoring the fact these definitely aren't my colors, I'm having a difficult time finding any redeeming qualities for this thing. I guess some people might like it? Maybe it looks better on people with a darker skin tone but I'm not sure how. Meh. Luckily I bought it at Ulta so I can return it.