Juvia's Place The Zulu Palette

 First off, I really like the pigmentation of all of Juvia's Place eye shadow palettes. They never disappoint. The packaging is cute but just know that their palettes do not come with mirrors which is really no big deal. And unlike the other palettes the colors do not have names, which is also no big deal to me. This palette is very colorful and vibrant.Available at Ulta Beauty $20.00USD

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 Rating

Pigmentation: 5

 Longevity: 5

Packaging: 3

Price: 5

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Recommendations

Cream eye shadow base

Pat on the lid to build up intensity with matte colors.

Too Faced Sweet Peach Palette

 The Too Faced Sweet Peach palette has been the most sought after palette in recent makeup history. With a limited release back in April 2016 which sold out in record numbers. Too Faced promised a restock in December 2016 and delivered. I purchased it the night of it's re-release and I am very happy I did. This palette features 18 eye shadows that are 0.95grams a piece. The palette colors range from pink to deep purples. The eye shadows have a soft peachy scent which is not over powering, and the colors are pigmented and buttery. $49.00 USD

 Rating

Pigmentation: 5

Longevity: 5

Packaging: 5

Price: 3

Too Faced Sweet As A Peach Tote!

Swatch Out! Lorac Unzipped Palette..

 Review

So I am going to be honest, the pigmentation and color payoff of these eyeshadows are terrible. Save your $42.00USD and get something worth while. It features 3 matte shadows and 7 shimmer/frost shadows that are chalky and lackluster. I like the packaging because the palette is light, thin and has a great mirror. And I also like the colors, but I would like them alot more if they weren't so hard to work with. (Rating)  2 out of 5.

L.A. COLORS GLITTERING STARLET EYESHADOW

This may be a makeup guru's best kept secret. Maybe. L.A. Colors Glittering Starlet Eyeshadow come in 8 different palettes each named after Hollywood starlet's from the past! How awesome is that! Pictured above (from top to bottom) GP87 Ingrid, GP83 Marilyn, GP82 Elizabeth (my favorite), GP84 Ginger, GP88 Claudette, GP85 Bette, also comes in Jean, and Audrey which are not pictured, because I do not have those two. I was pleasantly surprised by the pigment and blend-ability of these colors, as well as the amount of glitter they hold. I give them a 4 out of 5. Recommendations: eyeshadow brush and a primer. Not a base.
Pros:
Rich color
Glitter
Blend-able
Cute palette w/ mirror inside
Cons:
Alot of glitter fallout
Dime sized shadows

Madison Lee Eyeshadow Swatches!

As you all know I have been mixing mica and pigments together and coming up with my own eyeshadow colors which will be available for purchase soon, the pans are 26mm and fit in most palettes, but are not magnetized. I will have palettes available as well in the future. The price will be $2.50USD for each pan. My colors are highly pigmented go on very smooth, and long lasting. More info coming soon! (eyeshadow colors above from left to right) Penny for your thoughts (copper), Blonde Ambition (gold), I Bleed Blue (blue), Kissing You (lavender silver).