Ben Nye Studio Color Eye & Cheek Rainbow Palette

Ben Nye Studio Color Eye & Cheek Rainbow Palette

The Ben Nye Studio Color Eye & Cheek Rainbow Palette (STP-80) is a pressed-pigment palette from Ben Nye featuring 12 vibrant shades for eye and cheek. The colour range spans a full rainbow spectrum, making it ideal for fashion, drag, theatre and beauty make-up artists. The flat, refillable format fits neatly into any pro kit. Each shade yields 50 to 150 applications.

• 12 vibrant rainbow shades for eye and cheek
• Flat palette with refillable pans
• Highly pigmented, matte vibrant finish
• 50-150 applications per shade
• For fashion, drag, theatre and beauty

What is Ben Nye Studio Color Rainbow?

The Studio Color Rainbow Palette is part of Ben Nye's Studio Color line: pressed-pigment colours you can use on eyelids and cheeks alike. The 12 shades run from White and Lemon through Green Leaf, Caribbean and Bahama Blue to Flame Red, Raspberry and Pink Pop. That makes it useful for both warm and cool, high-impact looks in a single palette.

Compare it with the other Studio Color options: the Cool Glam Shadow Palette (STP-73) offers 12 cool-toned matte shades focused purely on smokey eye work. The Lumiere Grande Palette (LUK-12) is built around shimmer and metallic effects. Rainbow is the right pick when you want the full colour spectrum and dual eye-and-cheek versatility in one compact case.

Why choose this Rainbow Palette?

The 12 shades are chosen to give you maximum colour variety: a complete spectrum from cool to warm, neutral to intense. You can cover rainbow eye looks, blush and highlight without reaching for a second palette.

The refillable pan system means you can reorder individual shades when they run out, rather than replacing the whole palette. That makes it a cost-effective choice for busy production days and long-run shows. Fashion shoots, drag performances and theatrical productions with frequent costume changes benefit from the breadth this palette provides.

How to use Ben Nye Studio Color Rainbow

Pick up colour dry with a clean FBFX Blend and Powder Brush Set | Monique or sponge and build intensity in layers.

• Dry application: press the shade directly onto the lid or cheek with a firm brush for maximum pigment pay-off.
• Blending: use a fluffy brush to blend two or more shades for a seamless transition, for example from Lemon into Caribbean for a rainbow lid effect.
• Intensifying: lay a white base under lighter shades such as Lemon or Pink Pop to boost pigment intensity over deeper skin tones.

Setting and removal

Set your looks with Neutral Set Powder applied with a powder puff or a large brush. For extra longevity during long production days, seal with Ben Nye Final Seal.

Remove with Ben Nye Quick Cleanse or Mehron Blank Canvas Remover, followed by lukewarm water and a gentle skin cleanser. Pressed pigment typically breaks down well with an oil-based remover.

What can you use it for?

• Rainbow and colour-blend eye looks for drag shows
• Blush and highlight on cheeks for fashion and editorial shoots
• Character make-up and fantasy looks in theatre
• Costume contests, cosplay and Halloween events
• Vibrant beauty looks for video and social content
• Practical training sessions in visagistry and make-up artistry

Contents

1 flat palette with 12 refillable pans, 24 g of pressed pigment in total. Shades: REES-30 White, REES-66 Lemon, REES-67 Green Leaf, REES-69 Caribbean, REES-84 Bahama Blue, REES-88 Celestial Blue, REES-99 Black, REDR-1 Flame Red, REDR-3 Raspberry, REDR-11 Passion Purple, REDR-98 Blood Orange, REDR-160 Pink Pop.

Pressed pigment formula with talc, mica, magnesium stearate base (check packaging for full INCI per shade). Not tested on animals.

Other variants

Within the Studio Color line you'll also find the Cool Glam Shadow Palette (STP-73) with cool matte shades for smokey eye work, and the Lumiere Grande Palette (LUK-12) with shimmer and metallic shades.

Browse the full Ben Nye range via the Ben Nye product category.

Compliant with EU Cosmetics Regulation 1223/2009. Product photos are taken under professional lighting. Colours may differ slightly depending on your screen settings.