Cute makeup looks with james charles palette

James Charles is one of the top beauty influencers with over 17 million YouTube subscribers and 16 million Instagram followers. James Charles rise to fame began when he started his YouTube channel in 2016. According to Allure, he racked in over 400,000 subscribers in just a few months and later that year landed his first collab with CoverGirl in Oct 2016. At just 17 years old, he became CoverGirl’s first male brand ambassador. In 2018, he landed another major collab with cult-favorite beauty brand Morphe. James Charles collaborated with Morphe to create The Sister Collection. (James Charles calls his fans “sisters.”) The Sister Collection features a set of 13 makeup brushes and a 39-pan eyeshadow palette dubbed The James Charles Palette. Here’s our favorite James Charles palette looks.

Of course we love looks from the muse himself, James Charles. The look below is our fave.

We’re suckers for pink makeup looks so this look from James Charles tops our list.

This fun, girly look from @cantarafarouk is so cute. She used the shades Pinkity Drinkity and Single from the The James Charles Palette.

This fiery look from @luvmeliii was created using the James Charles palette colors Skip and Flashback.

Our brand ambassador @shylissa_ created a gorgeous rainbow look. To get this rainbow eyeshadow look she used 518, Rusted, Single, Playground and Cola from the James Charles palette. (For more looks from Shylissa, click here.)

Our brand ambassador @sincerelyzoey is giving us 80s vibes. Zoey used the James Charles palette shades Single, Skip, Social Blade, and Playground to create this look. (To see more looks from Zoey, click here.)

@juliablaszczyk_ did so many James Charles palette looks we love. It was hard to choose! Our favorite is the look below.

@juliablaszczyk_ added a pop of yellow to this pink look. She used the matte purple shade Escape from the James Charles Palette.

This look from @juliablaszczyk is literally art!

@juliablaszczyk_ kept it cute and light with this look.

We can’t get over the blend @juliablaszczyk_ did for this fun look. She used the shades Daddy, Tune, 518, Single and Skip from the James Charles palette.

@bybrokelle slays every look she does. Of course, she killed it using the James Charles palette. She gave us several LOOKS. This one is out of this world. Literally.

@bybrookelle is giving us butterflies with this one.

The blend on this look from @bybrookelle is everything! For this look she used the shades Playground, Skip, Escape, Love That, 518 and Brother from the James Charles palette.

For this look, @bybrookelle used the shades Daddy, Social Blade, Spooky, You’re Kidding and Escape from the James Charles palette.

@miriammelonn did two James Charles palette looks we love. The first look reminds us of a sunset. She used the shades Ringlight, Hello, Rusted, and Single.

The second James Charles palette look from @miriammelonn that we love is this cool-toned pastel look.

We love this look from @mafemartino. She used the shades Skip, Rusted and Escape from the James Charles palette.

If you want the James Charles palette, you can still get it at Morphe. The James Charles palette price is $39. You can also get the cheaper, mini version for $26 also at Morphe.

What was your favorite James Charles palette look? To get more makeup ideas, head over to our main page.

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Stuck in quarantine with nothing to do but perfect the classic winged eyeliner or the effortless Instagrammable cut crease? Me too. Except this summer, I’m ready to play with color! The James Charles x Morphe palette is the absolute best one stop shop for color-filled makeup looks. Read on to see the best makeup looks with the James Charles palette!

1. Golden Hour

Kenzie uses the colors Canvas, Bee, Skip, 518, Artistry, and Flashback to create this fabulous sunset look that really brings out her eye color. She recommends using an eyeshadow primer for pigments and uses a glitter glue for the metallic color Artistry. While the colors are incredibly pigmented, Kenzie says that it does take a little patience to blend them seamlessly.

2. Ravishing Rainbow

Kelly Marie uses the colors Escape, Rusted, 518, Skip, Playground, Cola, Social Blade, Daddy, Bee, and Canvas to craft this incredibly vibrant rainbow eye look. She mentions that, “when it comes to the pressed pigments you have to press them on before blending.” This is also why she recommends always using an eye primer before going in with the shadow for even more color payoff.

3. Contrasting Smokey Eye

Moody G goes in with the Morphe Eyelid primer on one eye and the LA girl pro-concealer on the other before applying the colors Tune, Bee, 518, Rusted, Love That, Escape, Cola, Flashback, and Hello when trying out the James Charles palette. Her creativity is next level as she mixes warm and cool tones to create this unique, bright look. She likes the palette but wishes it were a bit smaller for travel.

4. Sultry Sunset

Tammi uses the PLouise base and the Revolution Pro Eye Elements Eye Primer on separate eyes before going in with the colors Cola, Single, Skip, Bee, and Artistry. She suggests using a method where you start with the darkest color you want to use and then lighten up as you go in order to create a more blended, yet bright look. Doesn’t it just make her skin glow?

5. Pretty Purples

Nyma begins with the Fenty Beauty eye primer as a base to her multidimensional purple look. She uses the colors Escape, Single, Skip, and Artistry to add depth to this monochromatic application. To keep an opaque application, Nyma recommends stamping in the color and to avoid blending with windshield wiper motions.

6. Fire and Ice

Brittany applies concealer all over her eyes before creating this fabulous two-toned look. She uses Playground, Cola, Escape, and Halo for her blue eye and Bee, 518, You’re Kidding, and Ring Light for her orange eye. After testing, Brittany determined that the blues and purples in the palette were more pigmented whereas the orange and red tones needed a bit more layering. Which side is your favorite?

7. Three Thrilling Tutorials

Vada started off using Urban Decay Primer Potion on one eye and no primer on the other eye before using the colors Canvas, Code James, Mary, No Beans, and Face for an everyday, natural look. Vada then went on to create two different, more vibrant eyes. For her red eye look she used Canvas, Mary, Love That, Escape, Single, Shook, and Ring Light. Her green look consisted of Tune, Bee, Playground, Social Blade, Hello, Spooky, A capella, Cola, and Ring Light. Thanks to Vada, you really get a sense for all of the colors in the palette and their performance.

8. Green Goddess

Alicia uses the colors Daddy, Social Blade, Bee, Guac, Ring Light, Cape Cod, and So Good to create this sparkling green smokey eye. After many tries, Alicia decided that the PLouise base was the best for color payoff. She also used the color Face as a highlighter on her cheekbones. The video also includes a demo of the rusty reds in the palette so be sure to check out her second eyeshadow look!

9. Blue Butterfly

Martina primed her eyes with concealer before going into the colors Bee, Social Blade, Playground, Cola, Flashback, and Ring Light for this opaque blue and green look. Like Alicia, Martina also tried the color Face as a highlighter on her cheekbones. She was really happy with the color payoff and blend of all colors. You look great, Martina!

10. Three Looks, One Versatile Palette

Cate hits us with three looks in this review, each finished product more beautiful than the next. She uses So Good, Punch Me, 10% Off, and Brother for the first look creating a natural look with a pop of color on the lower lashline. Then she tries Artistry, Single, and Escape for the second bright purple look. Lastly, Cate uses Bee, Rusted, You’re Kidding, and Face for the final orange smokey eye. Cate calls the palette “a perfect balance of neutrals and pops of color” and very easy to blend.

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