- This palette unlike the other two have rose-hued neutrals (some people think this palette contains pink, but it does not, it has neutrals with rose undertones.)
- All of the shades in this palette a new and exclusive shades, which means Urban Decay has never released these color in any form before. This also means that they most likely not be featured in any other palette or in individual single shadows.
-This palette is $52, which is pricey for an eyeshadow palette, but I truly think it is worth it!
Here is the packaging of the palette. It is that study metal paging that is featured in the Naked 2 palette as well. But the packaging design is really cool. It looks kind of wrinkly or bumpy. The letters are in a gold color, while the packaging is a sort of brownish camel color.
Here is what the palette looks like on the inside. It has the 12 shades in a row, with a place for the double ended eyeshadow brush. This palette also comes with a large mirror that stretches all the way across the palette.
Here is what the double ended brush looks like. It is described as a crease and shadow brush.
This is the crease side of the brush.
Left to Right: Strange, Dust, Burnout, Limit, Buzz, Trick, Nooner, Liar, Factory, Mugshot, Darkside,
Blackheart
Pros and Cons:
Pros:
- Twelve beautiful rose-hued shades
- Protective packaging
- A large mirror
- Great quality double ended brush
- Very unique color (think out of the box)
- Included comes samples of all the eyeshadow primer potions
- Many different formulas (Matte, Pearls, Metallics, etc.)
- All shadows have great quality (think buttery)
Cons:
For me there are no cons, but if you travel a lot...
- Bulky Packaging
Places to Buy Online:
Urban Decay's website
Sephora
Ulta
Thanks for reading!
-Happy In Hot Pink
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