Best Eyeshadow Palette Concept, EVER: Vidi Vici Lunch Box Quad and Eyeshadow Review!

by Row on March 13, 2012 · 8 comments

in Asian Beauty Products,Make Up

TAGS: • Korean Brands • • Vidi Vici •

Regular readers will know I love making my own palettes so I asked for this Vidi Vici Lunch Box Quad palette (empty) and 4 refills. You can actually refill this with eyeshadows, blush, eyebrow colour, shader, lip colours – it’s very flexible. I was boring and went for 4 eyeshadows as I knew I wouldn’t bother using a brow powder, lip colours etc.

Now, this Lunch Box palette also comes in a 2 pan (soon to be discontinued) and a 1 pan design.  It’s rather brilliant because each compartment is separate which means if you did choose to mix cream with powder products they would be completely separate so none of this mixing of products!

Vidi Vici Lunch Box Quad Eyeshadow

You also get a little mirror under each lid!

Vidi Vici Eyeshadow Lunch Box

It’s a heavy weight and solid palette. I can highly recommend it if you ever get the chance to own one.  The only downside is with a 4 pan, its weighty and quite big. If I really wanted to carry it around, I would, but it’s not as lightweight as a regular palette to carry around.

Shiny palettes though, remember, always get grease marks on them easily.

I picked four classic eyeshadow shades (to me!) that I would definitely wear and also tried different textures.

Shimmer Cream in Butterlilly, a golden glittery gold and a pearl eyeshadow in Tawny Taupe which is super neutral but so good to wear over the lid.

Vidi Vici Eyeshadow Review

I also got a jewel texture shadow is demeter, a cool taupe brown and kohl black, a matte black. This black is SO creamy and rich I love it.

Vidi Vici Eyeshadow Black

Swatches:

Vidi Vici Eyeshadow 1

Day to day I use the taupe and a bit of the highlighter – that’s it! if I have time I can even tightline with black shadow (which I can’t do with other brands as they irritate) because it is so creamy and doesn’t cause any reddening or itchiness.

I would definitely buy more of these but since it’s not cheap (I think the palette was around £15 and the eyeshadows are £15 each) it won’t be for a while!

What do you think of these shadows?


{ 8 comments… read them below or add one }

liloo March 13, 2012 at 3:16 pm

aww, this is so cool! and i love the sturdy packaging too.
perfect!
xx

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elle March 13, 2012 at 3:20 pm

woah that is BLACK but it looks grey on the palette!

xoxo elle

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Eli March 13, 2012 at 3:31 pm

The idea is really brilliant! Like a Dior palette I spotted – with glosses with a separate lid from eyeshadows, simple and useful :)

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Sarah S. March 13, 2012 at 6:23 pm

That black sounds seriously awesome. I could never tightline with a powder shadow!

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Powdered Almond March 13, 2012 at 7:06 pm

Oooh pricey! Gorgeous palette though, looks beautiful and the swatches look great – especially that black, it is sooo intense. x

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Helz Nguyen March 14, 2012 at 7:31 am

I kinda thought the colors would be more crazier than that, looking at the box that it came from

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Stephanie Cummins March 15, 2012 at 11:56 am

this looks fab! love it!

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Jen March 17, 2012 at 7:50 pm

Love love love the palette!! great colour choices too, I would go for the same as I would be guaranteed to use it every day :)

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