Finally getting around to posting swatches of the Natasha Denona Pastel Palette. Out of the 15 shades, 8 of them are matte (with half being creams and the other half being powders) and 7 of them are shimmers. Some shimmers are nothing but fine particles and a some have larger sparkles mixed in.
The Urban Decay Wild Greens Palette is a 12 pan palette mainly focusing on greens and oranges along with a few neutrals. There is an even split of mattes and shimmers and also a pretty good balance in the number of shades per color family.
The ColourPop Rock Candy Palette is one of several 30 pan neutral palettes ColourPop offers. Of the ones they currently have, this one seems to be the most well rounded in terms of color and texture selection.
I ended up doing an all matte eye using the ColourPop Rock Candy Palette, trying to see how well I could get all the different tones to show up.
This kind of look is more fun for me. I wanted to use the shades that stood out or seemed more unique in the ColourPop Rock Candy Palette.
Here’s a more dramatic black smokey eye with glitter using the ColourPop Rock Candy Palette.
For my first look with the ColourPop Rock Candy Palette, I went with a cool toned smokey eye. It’s not a super heavy eye makeup look but it is noticeable.
The ColourPop Glowing Lip range are sheer, balmy lipsticks that come in 8 shades and have a sweet scent and taste.
Here are swatches of the ColourPop Rock Candy Palette. I have only played with this a few times and am still getting to know all the shades. The shade descriptions include my initial thoughts on the ones I have tried so far.