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Trend Alert: Tropical Eyeshadow (AND SOME AMAZING DUPES)

Summer may not actually be here but it is when it comes to makeup! Take a peek at the latest eyeshadow trend for this summer!


It is definitely starting to feel like spring/summer here in Oklahoma and the eyeshadow trends are starting to match how it feels outside! The weather is changing and so are the eyeshadow trends, so let me tell you what's up. 

Tropical colors are in and honestly, I am here for it. Warm oranges, yellows, pinky reds, warm and neutral browns, golds, and the pops of blue are popping up everywhere. Don't believe me? Well let me show you...





There's plenty more I could show you but I believe you get the point. 

I've been rocking an eyeshadow look that I was inspired by Tati Westbrook did with the Natasha Denona Tropic Eyeshadow Palette. She used Pastel Melon, Fake Tan, Vintage Taupe, Exotic, Coco, and Limoncello and it looked gorgeous. However, the Natasha Denona Tropic Palette is $130 and that's a miss for me.

Yeah, I was obsessed with this look.. no shame though

So what did I do??? I looked for a cheaper palette to dupe that same exact look.


This look was created with a palette that (get this), only costs $5 at the drugstore! The Wet N Wild Not A Basic Peach Palette is a great dupe for Tati's eyelook. She has even raved about these exact Wet N Wild Palettes before on her YouTube Channel, which further encouraged me to purchase the palette. If you're really into the tropical eyeshadow trend, this palette is perfect and it won't break your bank!


I was blown away by the quality of these shadows and how blendable the matte shadows where. They are soft like butter and just blend so perfectly. I love to wet my brush and go in with that blue shade, gold shade, or red/orange shade to get a nice pop of color on the lid. 

Maybe you want more variety in a palette, and I don't blame you. Trend following might not be your thing and you don't want to buy one specific palette for a specific trend. Fear not, the Morphe x Jaclyn Hill Palette can come in clutch for you!

The palette has so much variety. You can take it from natural to colorful, subdued to bold, daytime to nighttime. It is the palette to do anything and everything. I was able to recreate Tati's look almost exactly thanks to this palette.

11/10 photo by yours truly

Sadly the sun went down and I didn't capture the greatest photo of my eye look but oh well. You get the gist of what I am trying to accomplish. This eye look definitely lasted longer (in terms of fading) than the Wet N Wild but it doesn't nix the Wet N Wild Palette out of the running at all. Both palettes look great on the eyes, it's a matter of personal preference.

I did really love the outcome of this look with the Jaclyn Hill Palette. For reference, here are the shadows I used to replicate Tati's look.


If you don't have a palette with all the exact shades, it never hurts to use multiple palettes. The shades in the Huda Beauty Electric and Warm Brown Obsessions Palettes together replicate the shades used almost exactly. Using shades out of a warm toned palette and getting yourself a Colourpop Super Shock Shadow in Banana Daiquiri, Ibiza, Cusp, or Coconut (if you want a darker blue rather than a teal) on the lid using your finger can accomplish the same look. 

Spending a $130 is not always necessary when you can easily due the shades with Colourpop shadows or other eyeshadow palettes!

I like to pair these eyeshadow colors with more orangey toned lipsticks, or a little bit of an orange lipstick and the Fenty Glossbomb. I love to pair my BH Cosmetics Luxe Lacquer Lipstick in Abea (brown/pinkier nude) if I use more blushy oranges/reds in my crease. Subdued corals look nice as well to compliment the blue but not contrasting your crease shades too much.

If you are inspired by my post, feel free to tag me in your looks because I would love to see them!






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Question of the Post: Are you on board the tropical eyeshadow trend?



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