The ColourPop So Very Lovely Palette is the first new palette I have purchased since last year. Sometimes when looking at new releases, I’ll mentally go through what I already have and think of what I have that might be similar. What came to mind first was the original ABH Norvina Palette just because of that one pop of cool toned lavender. The shades in that palette are different but the concept is similar.
The ColourPop So Jaded Palette is an older collaboration between Kathleen Lights and ColourPop. I started doing looks with it in November and at that time it was still (surprisingly) available on the ColourPop website. As far as I can tell, it seems to be discontinued now.
Here’s a light purple eyeshadow look that features a mixture of brands and shades from different palettes. I’m using eyeshadows from ColourPop’s All Things Equinox and Making Mauves palettes and one shade from Ofra’s Galaxy palette.
The ColourPop All Things Equinox Palette is a relatively cool-toned palette featuring some lilac and mauve shades along with a couple of subtle duo-chromes.
In this look I used all but two of the shades in the ColourPop She’s Got Solstice Palette.
The ColourPop She’s Got Solstice Palette is a very warm toned palette containing quite a few peachy coral shades, a pale greenish-gold, two duochromes and a sparkly topper shade. It is exclusive to Ulta, retails for $14, and contains a total 9 grams / 0.3 oz of product.
ColourPop Making Mauves Palette is a 9-pan palette containing 5 matte shades, 3 sparkling metallic shades, and one matte with sparkles. There is a total of 9 grams / 0.3 oz of product and it retails for $14.
This look features the shades R&R, Big Moves, Big Fig, Marquee, Mauve On Top, and Bicoastal.
ColourPop Making Mauves Palette is a 9 pan palette containing a cooler-leaning mix of shades centered around a mauve theme. There is a total of 9 grams / 0.3 oz of product and it retails for $14.