Colourpop Tie Dye Makeup Collection Swatches + Review

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Over the years I haven’t been particularly quiet about how I’m not a fan of pastels. Somehow, Colourpop has done a makeup collection that I’m in love with and it’s entirely pastel. Basically, these are the colorful, pastel beauty products you need to get on your radar ASAP.

Check out the Colourpop Tie Dye Makeup Collection below!

Colourpop Tie Dye Makeup Collection

Shown here: Miss Bliss Cloud Dye Palette, Fresh Cut Creme Gel Liner Bundle, Glam Rock Glitterally Obsessed Glitter Gel, 2 Super Shock Highlighter Compacts in You’re a Trip and Manifest That…, Fourth Ray Beauty Coconut Face Milk and SOL Rainbow Glow Mini Shimmering Dry Oil. There are also two more Cloud Dye Palettes in Aura & Out and In a Trance.

Colourpop Miss Bliss Palette - Tie Dye Makeup Collection

Miss Bliss Cloud Dye Palette ($12). A beautiful blend of 3 matte, metallic and glitter finishes in peach and pink tones.

Of Quartz (matte baby pink with flex of hot pink and silver pearl), Intuitive (matte peachy pink), Woah! (matte soft peach with gold and silver sparkle), Loves It (matte mid-tone pink with pin points of hot pink pearl), Law of Attraction (glitter opalescent with points of multidimensional glitter), Palo Santo (metallic icy peachy orange), Chakra to Me (metallic vibrant pink with a gold flip), Optimist (matte pastel coral) and Vivrant Thing (matte coral with pinpoints of silver pearl)

Colourpop Miss Bliss Palette Swatches - Tie Dye Makeup Collection

I hesitate to call this an eye shadow palette since the brand does not. Personally, I can use these shades on my eyes, but you might find that you’re more sensitive to the pigments. For the glitters I keep them away from the inner corner of the eye ALWAYS. In this particular palette Law of Attraction and Loves It are listed as “pressed pigments” so those would be the ones to watch for in terms of wearing on the eyes.

Colourpop Miss Bliss Palette Swatches - Tie Dye Makeup Collection

GlamRock Glitterally Obsessed Glitter Gel ($8). Glamrock is described as a gold opal with a gold and copper duo chrome shift.

I love the Colourpop Glitter Gels. They’re easy to apply and inexpensive. PLUS, that glimmer and glow can’t be beat. They wear well and dry quickly, making them easy to layer.

Colourpop Glam Rock Glitterally Obsessed Glitter Gel - Tie Dye Makeup Collection

Super Shock Highlighters ($12 each). Two are released in the Colourpop Tie Dye Collection in Manifest That… (pale pink with pinpoints of silver sparkle) and You’re a Trip (white gold with pinpoints of gold sparkle).

Colourpop Manifest That Super Shock Highlighter - Tie Dye Makeup Collection

These feel AMAZING. They’re wet to the touch but apply like a powder. You don’t even need to wet your brush before applying because these highlighters are sirens on their own! LOVE!

Colourpop You’re A Trip Super Shock Highlighter - Tie Dye Makeup Collection

Fresh Cut Creme Gel Liner Bundle ($36). This is a bundle of 6 pastel Creme Gel Liners in Exit Liner (matte true bright white), Extra Frosting (pastel butter yellow), Peach Fuzz (pastel peach), Amethyst Hour (pastel lilac), Ice Breaker (pastel mint) and Big Splash (pastel sky blue).

I’m a huge fan of these liners in general because of how smooth and soft they are. It makes them very easy to apply and I don’t find that they migrate down my face. The darker shades aren’t fabulous for lasting in the waterline but the lighter shades seem to stick around a bit better for me.

Colourpop Tie Dye Makeup Collection

Fourth Ray Beauty Coconut Face Milk ($14). This moisturizer is deeply nourishing and touted as being perfect for dry skin. My skin isn’t dry and I tend to react to coconut, but I can say that I love the Colourpop Face Milks and that Watermelon is my favorite!

SOL Beauty Rainbow Glow Mini Shimmering Dry Oil ($10). These shimmering dry oils are so perfect for an all-body Summer glow + they feel fabulous! Rainbow Glow is described as being a soft opal with highlights of pink, gold, silver, blue, and violet.

There is a swatch of this Dry Oil below at the very bottom. You can see that it’s subtle, but beautiful.