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Kat Von D Saint and Sinner Palette Tutorial + Review

By Bria

I was fortunate enough to receive the Kat Von D Beauty holiday Saint & Sinner palette in PR and I have been playing around with it for a couple weeks now. The palette features 24 eye shadows with a few different finishes including mattes, shimmers and glitter toppers. This is my third time using shadows from the Kat Von D Beauty range I have the Glimmer Palette as well as the Sage all matte Quad. The Saint & Sinner palette falls in line in with what I have come to expect from Kat Von D shadows. The mattes are decently pigmented and aren't a struggle to blend out, but do require some layering depending on your desired intensity/opacity. The more satin/reflective shades are more pigmented on first swipe and have a rather smooth texture without much fall out. If you are a Kat Von D collector this is likely something you'll want to pick up.

There are two shades in the palette that I don't love, both Ashes and Revelation are matte shadows with glitters but the glitters have near zero adhesion. The first time I tried the palette I was really excited to use Revelation I even applied down a cream base but the glitter just wasn't there like it looks in the pan which is disappointing.

Cathedral, Heaven and Absolution are my favorites in the whole palette as I find them to be the most dimensional shades and not just one flat hue/texture which I've been preferring these days.

I know the biggest complaint people have about the palette is the shade layout, and I agree that the layout is a bit of a flop. It's not universally inviting and the matte to shimmer ratio is imbalanced with the contemporary standard. It is a holiday release which to me gives them leeway to do whatever they want with their palettes. If you're a fan of color there are endless looks available in this palette.


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