this is one of the most talked about palettes on the interwebs at the moment (until the next must-have release). I had my eyes on it and, despite the steep price, the uniqueness of some of the shades was really intriguing me. I’m happy to say that I’m overall really impressed with this palette. it combines several unique shades, some more on-trend colours and just enough neutrals. it is what a high end palette should be, both in colour and finish variety as in quality: the mattes pack a punch and are easy to blend and build, the metallics are creamy and impactful, the duo-chrome toppers have a gorgeous effect. I’ll never be able to touch that glitter, though, it looks just too crumbly for me to fiddle with.
it is impressive how many different looks you can create with this palette, so I decided to use it today for four (maybe obvious but very beautiful) combinations. when you splash out your hard-earned money, it’s great to know you can make several quite different looks.
I’d say this is a going-out palette — despite giving you the ability to create softer looks, its strong suit is actually the vibrant shades and finishes, and the versatility you can achieve with some quite unique combinations.
yes, I know, the video is long. but come on! it’s four looks for your autumn menu.
Products mentioned:
The Ordinary Coverage Foundation
Nars Soft Matte Complete Concealer
Milani Eyeshadow Primer
Huda Beauty Desert Dusk Palette
Marc Jacobs Highliners in Blacker and Brownie
Loreal Paradise Extatic Mascara — can’t find it yet online, but be sure to check your local drugstore
Too Faced Better Than Sex Mascara
NYX Sweet Cheeks palette
Glossier Cloud Paint in Puff
Colour Pop Lippie Stix in Aquarius, Lady, Grunge
Colour Pop Ultra Satin Lip in Panda
the freevolous 