Pixi its judy time palette swatch pro#

It’s curated and laid out in a way that encourages using it to build a variety of looks instead of defaulting to 4-5 shades and neglecting the rest. So here’s the thing I love about this palette versus alllll the other ones I have: I can and do use all of the colors in it. Also, what it lacks in quantity it makes up for in other ways (in my humble opinion). Since I don’t pan eyeshadows quickly I’m not too hung up about that, but if you’re a one-palette-at-a-time kind of person it’s worth knowing. At the $75 price point, I do think it would be nice to get more product. 02oz/.7g, which is about half what you get in, say, the Urban Decay Naked palettes. I’ll also go ahead and mention the product weights here pre-emptively, because I know some people won’t be thrilled. My only minor complaint about the layout is the pans are narrow and sort of close together, which makes it tricky to get bigger brushes into them, like the Hakuhodo J532 I use for a base color. Inside, the twelve eyeshadow pans are arranged into four ‘looks’ with three colors each. The compact is slim and lightweight – hello, new travel friend! – with a magnet clasp that closes pretty firmly. Even the shiny gold (usually not my favorite) looks nice, even if it does show fingerprints like crazy. The Art Deco-inspired, vintage glam of this palette really speaks to me.

Pixi its judy time palette swatch pro#

With Urban Decay Naked 3 & Lorac Pro palettes for size reference

I’ll go ahead and tell you now – I’m very glad I clicked that ‘add to cart’ button. The textures and finishes are very close to the famed (and much more expensive) Tom Ford eyeshadow quads, and did I mention I’m a huge fan of neutral colors? I don’t usually get too wild with eye makeup, so the chance to get a dozen shades in one of my favorite formulas for less than the price of two CT quads was way too good to pass up. You see, I love Charlotte Tilbury eyeshadows, or at least I love the Rock Chick quad I got when the line very first launched. Normally I can resist shadow releases without too much fear of missing out, but when I saw that the Charlotte Tilbury Instant Eye Palette was on pre-sale for a day, I went from ‘omg’ to ‘your order is confirmed’ in under five minutes. So what I’m trying to say is, I got a new eyeshadow palette. Then if my brain is ever cryogenically frozen, there will be enough left over to last my new immortal lab-grown body into eternity. As in, enough to last me the rest of my life. Links are affiliate links (click here to learn more).I’ll be the first to admit that I own waaaaay too many neutral eyeshadows. Disclosure: The products featured in this review were purchased by me. Available now at drugstores (currently BOGO 50% off at ). Overall, I'm really impressed by these and would definitely recommend picking up a few of them to try! Also, Tati swatched more shades in her video if you want to check that out. The pearl shades, Soft Pearl and Forest Green were also beautiful.Soft Pearl makes a really pretty browbone shade because it's glowy but not shimmery. But the real magic was applying them to my eyes with a brush.they blend so beautifully and lasted all day on my eyes (actually all of them did).

They would also make fantastic highlighters! The matte shades Khaki Camo and Made for Mocha swatched okay and felt very smooth and silky rather than powdery or patchy. Here's what I got: Nude Glow (metallic) The Glo Down (metallic) Khaki Camo (matte) Made for Mocha (matte) Soft Pearl (pearl) Forest Green (pearl) From top: Soft Pearl, The Glo Down, Nude Glow, Forest Green, Khaki Camo, Made for Mocha My swatches are one swipe of each shade (no primer), and you can see that the two metallics I picked up, Nude Glow and The Glo Down are stunning.creamy, buttery and highly pigmented in one swipe. Let's take a look! In Tati's video, she mentioned that some of the shades are better than others so I made sure to select only colors that she recommended. I found them BOGO 50% off at Walgreens, so I picked up six of them to try. So when I saw a recent YouTube video of Tati raving about the formula of the new Expert Wear single eyeshadows, I decided to give them a shot. It was better but certainly not my favorite.

I've been pretty disappointed by their palettes, even the newest 24k Nudes one with the improved shadow formula. Let me start this post by saying I'm really not a big fan of Maybelline's eyeshadows. Maybelline Expert Wear Eyeshadow Review & Swatches