Juvia’s Place The Douce Palette Review & Swatches
The next palette by Juvia's Place that I had to try was The Douce Eyeshadow Palette. Every shade is named after some type of dessert, and I have a donuts hoodie along with the Clarice wig from Bellami x Glam & Gore so all weekend long I was wearing the two together. 'Cause who only wears a hoodie once before washing it? Anyways I thought it all went together super well and I felt like a pastel goddess.…
View PostJuvia’s Place The Saharan II Palette Review & Swatches
Next up in the Juvia's Place eyeshadow palette try out is The Saharan II. This palette contains 9 shadow with a mixture of metallic, duo chromes, and matte shades that were inspired by the rich colors in Moroccan spices, herbs, cities, and rich patterns. Like the other palettes in their collection this one costs $20. This palette is also vegan so I don't know remember if it's on the packaging that this palette came it as I got rid of it, but vegan red tones can dye the skin due to the dye/pigment in the shadow.…
View PostThe Truth About Eyeshadow Swatches
I talked about this topic over on my YouTube channel and I'll put the video down below as I'm just going to do the highlights in this post so I'm not repeating myself. But today we're discussing everything there is when it comes to swatches from finger to brush to that perfect Instagram swatch that brands and influencers share.…
View PostJuvia’s Place The Warrior Palette Review & Swatches
Next up in the lineup of all of the Juvia's Place palettes that I have to test is the The Warrior Eyeshadow Palette. Which they described as a classic spin on their first palette, The Nubian. It's filled with rich earth tones to give depth and dimension. Basically it's your golds, bronzes, and browns... so the typical neutral palette which is one of the few neutral palettes from Juvia's Place that doesn't have other vibrant colors in it. So if pops of colors aren't your thing, this one would be out of their collection.…
View PostJuvia’s Place The Nubian 2 Palette Review & Swatches
One brand I've wanted to try for a while is Juvia's Place after hearing a lot about the palettes from Bridgette (Porcelain) and NikkieTutorials. And I went a little crazy and purchased all of their eyeshadow palettes that were available at Ulta, so I'm going to be sharing my thoughts of them over time until I've gotten through all of them. The first palette I decided to test out was The Nubian 2, which was inspired by Nefertiti. She was known for her outstanding beauty, strength and spirituality. …
View PostColourPop Ooh La La! Palette Review & Swatches
Inspired by the movie Mean Girls and released on October 3rd (Mean Girls' Day) which just happened to be pink. This is their second 9-pan palette that includes a mirror and the shade names written underneath the shadows. And this palette will help you look really pretty! With a mixture of matte, metallic, and satin formula shadows.…
View PostColourPop Ranking the 12-Pan Palettes from Most Loved to Barely Touched
Since April I have had every single 12-pan eyeshadow palette except for one that was discontinued, but it was recently relaunched and I was able to get my hands on it. Or the Fall palette that just came out on September 13th and I haven't gotten my hands on it yet. Now since I just got the She Palette, I'm not going to be including it in this list since I haven't played around with it enough plus it would be at the bottom of the list since as I said I have barely touched it. But since it has been quite some time, I thought it would be a fun idea now to rank them based off how often I reach for the palette along with my overall thoughts on the color story of each palette. Now just because a palette I mention is towards the end of the list does not mean it's a bad palette. In truth, I love all of these palettes and the formula. There just are some I don't reach for as often as others when I'm doing my makeup.…
View PostDupe of ABH Modern Renaissance: Wet n Wild Rose in the Air Shadow Palette
The Wet n Wild Rose in the Air palette contains ten pans each with 0.35 oz of product. These palettes cost $4.99 and the Rose in the Air one in particular is an almost exact dupe for the Anastasia Beverly Hill (ABH) Modern Renaissance palette. Each with a mix of warm-toned neutrals with a mix of mauve and berry. So if you can't afford the ABH palette, the Wet n Wild palette is a great alternative.…
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