Come on and Get Naked

I am so very excited to finally be able to review these two palettes. Urban Decay has done it again with the second version to their most sought after ‘Naked Palette’. If you are looking to purchase a neutral palette with a mixture of matte and shimmery shadows, then these colors definitely will appeal to you. These two palettes come with twelve different shadows containing a number of browns, gold’s, silvers and blacks that work well on any skin tone. These shadows are extremely pigmented and once applied, last well throughout the day or night. They are without a doubt my go to shadows for literally EVERYTHING.
The only downsides to these palettes are the prices and that owning both palettes isn’t all that necessary. I was given the first ‘Naked palette’ as a gift for my birthday a year ago and it retailed at about $60 in store. The second palette I purchased at a Sephora store for the same price. These palettes are a bit pricey but worth it  considering it comes with 12 really pigmented shades. You can achieve a number of different looks with either palette.
So how do I feel about these palettes? Well, I guess you can say I’m absolutely in love with them both and I give them both 2 thumbs up. So what are you waiting for! Go get naked.




* If you are interested in purchasing any of these palettes you can defiantly try any Sephora store/ website (www.sephora.com), Urban Decay website (www.urbandecay.com) or you’re local Shoppers Drug Mart.


Naked Palette

Colours from left to right:
Virgin, Sin, Naked, Sidecar, Buck, Half Baked, Smog, Darkhorse, Toasted, Hustle, Creep, Gunmetal

Naked Palette 2

Colours from left to right:
Foxy, Half baked, Bootycall, Chopper, Tease, Snakebite, Suspect, Pistol, Verve, YDK, Busted, Blackout


Swatched

Here are both of the palettes swatched on my arm. The first row is the Naked Palette and the second row is the Naked Palette 2. The colour names are the same as above from left to right

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