Beauty

[CAROLINA]

Regular price $54.  On sale today at Sephora website for $27 !!!!!

[Roni18]

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@CAROLINA wrote:

Regular price $54.  On sale today at Sephora website for $27 !!!!!

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It is on for this price tonight on Macy's website.  It is a nice palette.

[grammarqueen]

You can get this palette on sale from anyone who sells it, because UD is discontinuing it. 

[Jacie]

Great price if you can use it, too "warm" for my skin tone.

[wagirl]

I checked out that deal and it's a good one, however, I only would use the non sparkly ones and the very neutral colors---and my basic Naked pallet with the 5 or 6 neutrals works the best, so will pass.

[suzyQ3]

I was under the impression that when UD uses "naked" in its palette title that it meant the shadows were matte. Yet this one has shimmer shades?

[WenGirl42]

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@suzyQ3 wrote:

I was under the impression that when UD uses "naked" in its palette title that it meant the shadows were matte. Yet this one has shimmer shades?

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@suzyQ3 They're not matte palettes, with the exception of the one marketed that way. "Naked" is just their way of saying the colors are nudes/neutrals (though they're really not that either, except maybe the first one). The shadows have a range of finishes.

Edit: looks like there are 2 that are matte, and they have the word "basic" in them...so that appears to be how they're denoting them.

[Snowpuppy]

Reviews on Sephora are good for pigmentation, poor for fallout.

Since I'd look silly going into work with a smoky eye day look, I'll pass.

[suzyQ3]

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@WenGirl42 wrote:

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@suzyQ3 wrote:

I was under the impression that when UD uses "naked" in its palette title that it meant the shadows were matte. Yet this one has shimmer shades?

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@suzyQ3 They're not matte palettes, with the exception of the one marketed that way. "Naked" is just their way of saying the colors are nudes/neutrals (though they're really not that either, except maybe the first one). The shadows have a range of finishes.

Edit: looks like there are 2 that are matte, and they have the word "basic" in them...so that appears to be how they're denoting them.

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@WenGirl42, yes! I was confusing "naked" with "basic."

[jaxs mom]

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@suzyQ3 wrote:

I was under the impression that when UD uses "naked" in its palette title that it meant the shadows were matte. Yet this one has shimmer shades?

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Nope, it just means they're neutral colors. From the original Naked palette they've has metallics included more than matte. Which is why the naked basics came out, those are the ones that are matte only.