Saturday, 30 May 2015

Perfect Palette Tag

I am a palette hoarder, that is no secret to anyone who knows me. So i thought it was about time to do the Perfect Palette Tag. To be honest, i have so many palettes but only really use about six of them so i think this is the perfect time to cull my collection by answering some serious palette questions.




Question 1. Best Packaging
I adore rose gold, if i had the choice everything in my universe would be rose gold. So i guess thats why i was so attracted to the Urban Decay Naked 3 Palette. It is a beautiful pinky gold hard cased palette that would be tempting to even the most determined of pink haters.


Question 2. Best Colour Payoff
This may be cheating but i'm going to go with it anyway. My custom made MAC palettes i believe have the best colour payoff. In my two palettes at the moment i have the shades: Charcoal Brown, Naked Lunch, Satin Taupe, Trax, Retro-speck, Bronze, Quarry and Wedge. These are my staple colours that i can not live without. They are easy to blend and have an excellent colour payoff and are certainly worth the money.


Question 3. Most Versatile
Smashbox Full exposure Palette, with seven matte shades and seven shimmers it is the perfect palette when you really aren't sure how you want to do your eye makeup. You can create a simple two colour eye or go all out smokey with this palette.


Question 4.  Best for Travelling
The Stila 'in the light' palette, is a slim line, light weight neutral palette. All the shadows are super creamy and easy to blend, with ten neutral shades it is the perfect palette to take travelling for its amazing colour range and its no-fuss packaging.



Question 5. Biggest Regret
Benefits World Famous Neutrals Palette. This palette seemed like a really good idea at the time, it comes with four powder eyeshadows and two creaseless cream shadows. I tried so hard to get along with this palette but i think the packaging just ruins it for me, its so big a bulky, and for four colours i have in every other palette its just not worth it.






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