Culture Palette

Culture Collection

The Explorer

Join Us as we explore the beautiful horizons and depths of cultural escapade. Unleash your fiercest looks with its expansive array of 30 bold and intense shades—including rich yellows, greens, alluring pinks, majestic purples, oranges, duo chromatic shades, and glitter pigments, too.

We were heavily inspired by the craftsmanship of West African Masks, which embodies the traditional culture and are used in ceremonial activities. A mask must come to life by the wearer to symbolize a mood. We played around with very symbolic colors, which represent unity, love, excitement, fruitfulness, boldness, authority, and, lastly, growth and healing. All of which can be dramatic depending on the wearer of the mask.

Featuring shades made to play, you'll find full-spectrum color with all-day-every-day wearability, making it the best rainbow pressed pigment palette around.

Neon Shade Colors & Descriptions:

• Naira Land: Sand Yellow Shade
• Jigawa: Orange Matte Shade
• 1960: Nude Soft Brown Shade
• Shona: A shimmery champagne
• Wazobia: Terracotta Brown
• Ife: Lime Green Shimmery Shade
• Taraba: A matte cool tone neon green
• Tiv: A deep shimmery army green
• Ndebele: A matte green
• Benin: A soft but intense baby pink
• Efik: A sparkling and shimmery pink
• Kobo: A matte hot pink
• Calabash: A fiery shimmery intense pink
• Kalabari: A matte rose
• 9ja: A matte coral nude
• Delta: A playful, bright matte coral orange
• Ashanti: A metallic mermaid coral duo chrome
• Talking Drums: A matte neutral nude
• Ijaw: A shimmery white champagne
• Afro Beats: A matte teal blue
• Yoruba: A duo chromatic mix of metallic teal and brown
• Bono:  A metallic Electric Blue
• Shekere: A playful, bright matte blue
• San: A metallic mermaid blue and champagne duo chrome
• Boronu: A metallic purple shade
• Edo: A matte Egg Plant Shade
• Katanga: A shimmery lavender and purple duo chrome
• Ecowas: A matte purple
• Wolof:  A shimmery metallic pink and purple coral

Warning: “Culture Palette is not intended for use around the immediate eye area.”