Why You Need A Naked Palette

Back in 2015, I wrote a post on drugstore alternatives to the Urban Decay Naked Palettes (1,2 and 3). At that time I did not own any of the Naked palettes and I was still not entirely convinced about spending the money on these palettes. This has changed. I now own two of the Naked palettes and they have become my most used eyeshadow palettes. So in today's post, I wanted to talk about why I love these palettes so much and why they really are worth the money.

I bought the original palette for my 21st birthday and after using it once, I realised why the Naked palettes were so popular.

Both the matte and shimmer shades were super pigmented and easy to use. Although I prefer the matte shades as I do in all eyeshadows, the shimmer shades were the best shimmer eyeshadows that I had ever used. 

In the original palette, my favourite shades are Naked, Buck and Smog.

I have used this palette so much and I didn't think I would ever use another one more. Then the Naked Heat palette arrived. 

I do not think I have ever been more excited about a make-up launch. I bought this as soon as it came out.

It is a gorgeous warm-toned palette with six mattes and shimmers. I have mentioned this many times on the blog since it came out. If you want to read my review, click here. 

There are very few days when I do not use at least one of the eyeshadows from the Heat palette, and most often I am using the original palette instead!

My current favourite shades in this palette are Low Blow, Sauced, Lumbre and Cayenne.

So I like to think I am getting my moneys worth out of these palettes!

They are still £39.50 which is quite a lot of money, but I promise that you will not regret it.

So I fell in love in the Urban Decay Naked palettes, I can definitely see my collection growing in the future. Have you tried the Naked palettes?

Ellyn xx

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