Hello folksickles. As a makeup junkie and blogger you may have realized that I review a LOAD of eyeshadow palettes and I like to think of myself as being largely an eyeshadow junkie. In order to de-clutter a bit I've decided to pick out a palette or series of eyeshadows for the month and have that be my monthly selection for those instances where I'm not doing a tutorial for the blog. Every month I'll do a recap on the eyeshadows - how I feel about them and whether I'll be keeping them or giving them away (and why :P) as well as if I think it's worth its price tag. Yes there's two a month now (at least during most months)! I figured maybe I could get through more this way :D
To see a tutorial I did for this palette click here. These are the looks I created this month:
The following looks also feature: the Balm Mini Nude Eyeshadow Nude Dude in Flirty and Buxom Room Service Eyeshadow Bar Single
This palette is definitely a keeper. The shades here are buttery, blend easily, and are well-pigmented. The palette is easy to use, create looks from, and I like its versatility in being able to create all sorts of looks from soft and somewhat neutral to highly colorful. I love that all the shades work well wet and that using them wet doesn't compromise their quality as they dry down nicely and don't develop a weird crust. I would say my one and only beef with this palette is its lack of mattes - I personally don't mind (as you can clearly see) using shimmery shades in the crease as long as the colors themselves are deep enough to create depth. That said, I would prefer a matte brow-bone shade (I did end up pulling my beloved Inglot 353M to highlight the brow in all the above images) and overall do prefer using mattes in the crease if I can. I would say that this can be a standalone palette but I personally would pair it up with maybe a palette that's completely matte that could use shimmer to spice it up.
Disclaimer: My best friend purchased this palette for me.
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