Maybelline
Sombras The Nudes Palette Sombra De Ojos
Good, but there are better
I think the price is reflected wrongly, since it isn't £3.25 but £11.99 on the superdrug shop. The colours are okay - not too pigmented that it makes you look like putting on stage make-up. You can combine them for all sorts of different nude-ish looks also. It's nice that the b...
I think the price is reflected wrongly, since it isn't £3.25 but £11.99 on the superdrug shop. The colours are okay - not too pigmented that it makes you look like putting on stage make-up. You can combine them for all sorts of different nude-ish looks also. It's nice that the back details different ways of combining the different colours for a nice look - that kind of thing is really helpful for beginners, I feel. Really like the two-ended applicator and brush - it's one of the best things about the palette to me, honestly. Although the applicator end is a bit delicate - too-vigorous use can make it fall off (but I've managed to get it back on so far). The problem is that it doesn't last. I think it might just make it through a quick dinner, but that's about it. In sum, if you're a beginner wanting to try out things, this is good because it comes with a brush, a good range of colours that don't make you look like a clown and a kind of guide on how to apply colours at the back of the palette. Otherwise, from there on, I'd move to other palettes.