The $63 (!) Dior Parisian Sky Eyeshadow Palette
Hair flips 
and air kisses 
to reader Tatiana for pointing out to me that the design on the pans in the new Dior Parisian Sky Eyeshadow Palette look like the frame of the Eiffel Towerâs arches.
Seriously, how did I not see that??
Actually, wait â I know how. Iâve had a sh*t ton on my mind lately! And thereâs only so much space up there between the makeup and the cats and the crawling, teething babyâŠ
Hoh! But Diorâs attention to detail is a surefire recipe for lusty-lust.
Details, details!
First things first, feel free to call me whatever you want â whether it be âhoarder of all the brown shadowsâ or âneutrals, sucka!â or âlast person on earth who needs another palette of earthy golden browns.â Seriously, call me whatever colorful nicknames you can come up with to describe someone who loves browns becauseâŠwhat can I say? I love browns. 
And this palette doesnât have just one or two of them. It has three, and they make me wanna do the Snake, and the Robot, and the Running Man. At the same time.
THEY ARE RESPLENDENT!
I mean, who gets emo about browns? THIS CHICK RIGHT HURR.
Dior Parisian Sky swatches
Even though I like them both equally, I think Iâll get more use out of this palette than the purple-powered Dior Capital of Light Eyeshadow Palette #806 we looked at a few days ago.
Thereâs a dark warm reddish brown that looks like an eyeshadow version of MAC Teddy liner; a glossy, medium golden brown similar to a supercharged version of MAC Soba eyeshadow; and a light and juicy peachy gold brown.
All three glow with Diorâs signature finish that goes easy on the fine lines, and they feel smoother than the sound of LL Cool J whispering âI need loveâ in yoâ earâŠ
I mixed all three of them on my lids for a smoky brown eye fest today.
Oh, and FYI, that darkest brown shade? Itâs SO not playinâ.
The first time I used that particular shade, I mistakenly assumed that Iâd be able to just drop a truck load of it into the outer corner, buff it out, and weâd be good, but nope. I ended up with a case of waaaaay too much of it in the outer corner, so I kept blending it and blending it and blending it, and it was going higher and higher and spreading outâŠ
It just took over the whole dang thing, so I ended up wiping it off and starting over.
*shrugs* Lessoned learned here: go easy on that dark brown, lest you look all sorts of cray. You only need a smidgen because itâs concentrated.
Actually, all of these browns are fairly concentrated, now that I think about it, and thank goodness, really, because who has time to build up layer upon layer of eyeshadows when there are more important things to do like obsess over where the heck Ryan Gosling has been. SERIOUSLY, WHERE IS HE?!? I will never forgive Eva for taking him away from usâŠ
Anywho, amidst all of this paletteâs delicious caramel and chocolatey goodness are also a refreshing baby blue and a dove gray.
At first, I wasnât sure how or even if they belonged with these browns in the same palette, but they made more sense once I got them on my inner lid, where they make the browns look richer.
Also, and even more importantly, when I plop them on my inner lids and in the corners, I think my eyes look bigger. Yay!
As for fallout, thereâs very little with these shadows, and I get 12 full hours of color and shine, which I know because Iâve been working some long days lately. I see very little creasing and fading from them at the finish line.
If youâre interested, get thee to a Dior counter RIGHT MEOW, because this one and the Dior Capital of Light Eyeshadow Palette are limited edition as part of the Dior Skyline fall collection.
Your friendly neighborhood beauty addict,
Karen
P.S. TGIF!
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