r.e.m. beauty Eyeshadow and Eyeliner Duo, 12-Shade Palette

For an eye look that can move from earthy greens to metallic accents without building a set from separate products, this r.e.m. beauty duo pairs an Ozian Forest-inspired eyeshadow palette with four Emerald City-inspired liners. The palette brings together forest greens, warm browns, soft pinks, lilac shimmer, copper, deep silver, and a green duochrome, while the liners add distinct metallic tones. You could use a matte brown as a softer base, then add the forest-green shade and a gold liner for a more noticeable evening look. If you prioritize a coordinated mix of colors and finishes, the combination has plenty to work with, if you prefer a compact, single-finish everyday palette, this set may offer more variety than you need.

Getting the most from it

The range is built around mixing finishes rather than sticking to one uniform look. The palette includes mattes, shimmers, metallics, and a green duochrome swirl, so a simple approach is to keep the main shadow matte and use a shimmer or metallic shade as an accent. The four liners can add another point of contrast: Follow the Road is bright gold, Oh, For Oz Sake! is deep bronze, Tin Is In is silver with green and blue pearl, and Oz-mazing is forest green with golden pearl.

For a daytime look, the earthy neutrals and soft pinks offer a less dramatic direction, richer greens, jewel tones, and metallic liner lean bolder. That range is useful if you like changing your eye makeup rather than repeating the same neutral look. It’s not for you if you want only understated shades or a palette with no glittery or metallic finishes.

Why it’s worth it

The main appeal is having eyeshadow and matching metallic liners together, with enough color variety to shift the mood of a look without relying on a single accent shade. The liner colors also bring different undertones, from warm gold and bronze to cooler silver with green and blue pearl. According to the maker, the shadows are blendable and the creamy liners are designed for long wear with smudge resistance. The listing does not give a specific wear-time duration, though, so that claim is difficult to compare with products that state how many hours they last.

Worth considering if you enjoy colorful eye looks and want both powder and liner options in one purchase. Compared with buying a basic neutral palette and a separate everyday pencil, this set prioritizes themed color and metallic effects over a minimal, no-fuss lineup.

The essentials

This is a 12-shade eyeshadow palette paired with four metallic eyeliners. The shadow finishes include matte, shimmer, metallic, and duochrome, the shades span greens, neutrals, pinks, lilac, copper, and silver. The liners are Oz-mazing, Oh, For Oz Sake!, Follow the Road, and Tin Is In, each described with its own metallic color or pearl effect. No dimensions or details about the liner format are provided, so the listing won’t help you judge how much storage space the set needs or whether a particular application style suits you.

Is it worth it?

This duo makes the most sense if you’ll use both parts: a varied palette for building looks and metallic liners for a brighter, more defined accent. The forest and jewel-tone theme gives it a clearer point of view than a general-purpose neutral set, and the range can support both softer and more dramatic combinations. If you mainly wear a few everyday shades, or need a stated wear-time guarantee before choosing a liner, a simpler set with more specific product details may be a better fit.