About a month or two ago, Charlotte Tilbury released a few more products under the infamous Walk of No Shame line [previously known as Walk of Shame] While last year she released the matching eyeshadow quad, this year it was extended to an eyeliner, lipliner, blush, and different types of lip products [collagen lip bath, jewel lips, etc…]
I already had a sample of the lipstick and loved it instantly, so I decided to go for the full sized Matte Revolution Lipstick, Lip Cheat Lipliner and the Cheek to Chic Blush.
Here are the swatches:
Honestly, the lipstick is a very unique rosy berry shade with a hint of red in her iconic matte formula. The lipliner is an exact match, so it works perfectly together. If you prefer matte lipsticks over satin or gloss, and you want something lightweight and comfortable, you have to try Charlotte’s Matte Revolution lipsticks.
The Cheek to Chic Blush in Walk of No Shame is a lot more pigmented compared to the Pillow Talk Original Blush. However, I feel like shade-wise once you swirl the swish and glow shades together, you get the same shade with a hint more depth on Walk of No Shame. If you already have Pillow Talk Original or Intense, you may not need Walk of No Shame.
The glow shade on W.o.N.S. is also not as glowing and bright as the one on Pillow Talk Original. It barely showed up on its own on my skin tone [CT Light Wonder shade 7]
My two favourites are obviously the lipstick and the liner. I did use the blush as my eyeshadow here. I think the blush would look lovely on someone with a tan/dark skin tone.
I love it when Charlotte Tilbury makes a whole collection out of a single product. It was a smashing success when the brand released the Pillow Talk collection, so I was happy to see the trend was continuing.
I was pretty excited when I heard the news that the Walk Of No Shame lipstick was expanding into a whole collection. While red lipstick still kind of intimidates me, red eyeshadow does the opposite – I *must* get my hands on it. So when I saw the palette pop up on Instagram when it first launched, I was seriously thirsting for it.
First up is what drew me to the collection, the Charlotte Tilbury Luxury Eyeshadow Palette in Walk Of No Shame. This quad features a red, a crimson, a champagne and a rose-gold in metallic, shimmer and satin finishes.
I applied Smoke in the crease and outer V. Because it has a satin finish, it wasn’t as pigmented as if it were to have a matte finish. I applied Prime, which was pigmented and sooooo creamy, all over my lid and then added Pop, which was mostly glitter in a translucent base, to the centre of my lid. Pop was quite stiff so I needed to dig in my fingertip to pick it up which resulted in quite a bit of fallout on my face. Finally, I applied Enhance to my lower lashline – it had a nice formula and blended easily up to the outer corner [I find most Charlotte Tilbury Enhance shades to perform quite well and tend to rely on them to buff out into the outer corner of my lower lash line].
Out of all the Charlotte Tilbury quads, I’d rank this one somewhere in the middle – not the best, not the worst, has some shades that perform well, but not all 4 shadows are an A+.
Another product for the eyes from this collection is the Charlotte Tilbury Charlotte’s Jewel Pots in Walk Of No Shame. Packed in a glass pot with a gorgeous jewel-shaped cap, this cream to powder formula gives you a stunning sparkly copper look.
I don’t usually use potted eyeshadows because they usually apply like creams [which always results in creasing for me], but this Jewel Pot actually applied like a powder. For the look below I only used the Jewel Pot on my eye and applied the whole look with a blending brush [my fave, the Sigma E25 Brush] and my fingertip. There was a bit of fallout, but nothing too bad. It’s been a few years since I was *really* into sparkles, so I was really surprised at how much I liked this shimmery look.
Below is a closer look at the swatches of both eye products from this collection.
The Charlotte Tilbury Cheek to Chic Swish & Pop Blusher in Walk Of No Shame is the newest blushlighter to join the Tilbury family. It has a metallic clay-berry “swish” and a peachy coral “pop” that combine to make a copper shade.
When I first saw this on Charlotte’s Instagram, I thought it would be a full-on berry-red bush, but when I had it in my hands it looked way more subdued. In fact, I thought it was very similar to the Chic To Chic Swish & Glow in Pillow Talk. So the investigative journalist in me jumped out and I compared the two.
As you can see in the swatches below, Pillow Talk is much more muted and Walk Of No Shame does indeed lean more berry. So while the Walk Of No Shame shade isn’t as red as it appears online [to me], it’s definitely more red than Pillow Talk [it should also be noted that Pillow Talk is a “Swish & Glow” while Walk Of No Shame is a “Swish & Pop”].
I was so happy with how this blush applied. Charlotte Tilbury’s blushers tend to be a bit more soft and natural-looking, and while this one can do that, it can also be built up to pack some real punch. The copper shade is so different from Charlotte’s other blushers [since they’re usually pink] and I really loved it.
Finally, we have the lip products. The Matte Revolution Lipstick and Lip Cheat Lip Liner in Walk Of No Shame are a medium, scarlet red. The lip liner glided on my lips like butter and felt really comfortable – very impressive. It is the exact same colour as the lipstick, but it partners really well with the lipstick, especially if you’re looking to get a crisper and more impactful lip look. The lipstick needs to be built up for full coverage but is really smooth when applying. Even though I was wearing a bold lip, it felt like I wasn’t wearing anything.
If I had to pick a winner from this collection it would be a tie between the Lip Cheat and the Cheek To Cheek Swish & Pop Blusher. Both were top performers, pigmented and easy to apply.
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Is Walk of No Shame warm or cool?
Charlotte Tilbury Walk of Shame [was Walk of No Shame] is a moderately warm-toned, light-medium copper with a matte finish. It is a permanent lipstick that retails for $37.00 and contains 0.12 oz.
What color is Walk of No Shame Charlotte Tilbury?
Walk Of No Shame - Superstar Lips - Berry Pink Glossy Lipstick | Charlotte Tilbury.
What is the most popular shade of Charlotte Tilbury?
Pillow Talk This shade has become a cult favorite and is a beautiful, natural-looking pink that flatters a range of skin tones. Charlotte Tilbury's Pillow Talk is a universally flattering nude-pink lipstick shade that has gained immense popularity among beauty enthusiasts.
What is the difference between Charlotte Tilbury MI Kiss and Walk of Shame?
Charlotte Tilbury MI Kiss [was Bond Girl] is a warm plum with a matte finish that is permanent and retails for $37.00. In comparison, Charlotte Tilbury Walk of Shame [was Walk of No Shame] is a warm copper with a matte finish that is permanent and retails for $37.00.