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Peanut Butter Jelly Time!

The first time I heard about the Too Faced Peanut Butter and Jelly eye shadow palette ($36), I thought it was a joke. Like, a really good ?Man, that would be so amazing!?-type joke.
But then I found out that it?s real!
I?ve been testing it out this past week, and there is nothing funny about how good this palette is. For lovers of warm sienna eyeshadows, it?s irresistable. I kind of love that little peanut butter face with purple lips on the cover? She?s my muse!
At first I thought some of the colors might be too warm (like Nuts About You), but I decided to just go for it. I think the results are flattering and a little more interesting than a run-of-the-mill neutral eye look.
I call this look ?Just Like Honey,? and it uses the warmest colors in the palette with lots of blending. Since it?s a monotone look, there?s room to play with the lip colors, but I highly recommend a purple or a bright pink matte lipstick. I?m wearing Too Faced La Matte Color Drenched Matte Lipstick in Pitch Perfect ($22).

  

Here?s a quick picture tutorial?

Peanut Butter Palette on the lids and Too Faced La Matt...