Urban Decay Naked Basics Eyeshadow Palette, 6 Blendable Matte Nudes Shades

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To cut to the chase, I’ve since realised after using this palette multiple times over the past 2 years, that warm can also pull too warm on my skin tone, and in this case, a very smokey orange/ red-brown warmth that isn’t always flattering. A 'proof point' with a green tick means a third party has verified the accuracy of the statement whereas no green tick means that there isn't independent confirmation (yet! The eyeshadow palette uses the Pigment Infusion System™, a special cocktail of ingredients that ensure a velvety texture, rich colour, staying power and blendability.

We will introduce you exclusively to Newpay finance products provided by NewDay Limited under this Introducer Appointed Representative arrangement. the are really subtle, but that makes me think this palette would be perfect for anyone that wants and easy everyday warm eyeshadow palette. neutral tones in a mix of matte and shimmer textures allow you to create endless effortless looks and the pigments are so rich and long-lasting.Stoking the flames of our Urban Decay devotion, this Naked Heat Eyeshadow Palette holds a sweltering selection of burnt orange, deep red and glimmering copper shadows to achieve the perfect smoky eye. Made with Urban Decay’s signature Naked formula, each shade delivers velvety texture, richly pigmented colour and extreme blendability. It doesn’t make a big difference to the overall look however so won’t be noticeable when blended on the eyelids.

If at any time you would like to opt out from marketing, you can visit the Privacy Preferences page and select the relevant options.Easily one of the most eye-catching shades but on the lids it applies a bit patchy and muddy, and is a bit too warm for my complexion. From a super-smooth red-brown matte and a glimmering copper to a deep, shifty bronze, this palette has everything you need to create sultry daytime looks, smoldering smoky nighttime looks, and everything in between. The colours are extremely complimentary and I love using shade 'En Fuego' for a staple, chestnut-brown smoked outwing.

Ounce: A very pale cream bone/ ivory shade with a fine pearl-like shimmer that’s almost not noticeable until it hits the light. Crank up the temperature with the Urban Decay Heat Palette, a set of 12 scorching shades for creating sultry, smoky, ultra-hot looks. I’m actually pretty salty that I could’ve saved like 50 dollars altogether on the two if I’d waited very very patiently until now. I feel like lots of other companies copy catted this colour story after it came out and you can probably find a cheaper dupe nowadays.I personally prefer the lighter half of the palette as it’s much easier to work with and doesn’t emphasise my dark circles as much.