Reviewing my favourite cosmetics, clothing trends and hair accessories

Monday, 6 November 2017

MORPHE 35B PALETTE


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new eyeshadow palette?


I've never owned an eyeshadow palette containing so many vibrant colours as I've always kept my eye make up very basic, sticking to gold and brown shades for everyday looks. I thought I'd purchase this palette, which contains 35 matte and shimmer shades, to experiment and to potentially recreate looks created by my favourite Youtubers, which it certainly allows me to do.

So, I'll start with the packaging. This is my first Morphe palette, and if you haven't had one before, it also arrives inside a similar designed and shaped box. The whole logo against the all black plastic makes it chic and simple! The actual palette is protected in bubble wrap and the pigments are protected with a clear plastic sheet. Unfortunately, like some palettes, it doesn't have a mirror on the inside and because it is larger than other palettes I already own, it is harder to store.

I purchased this from Beauty Bay for £22.50. After looking online for palettes with a similar colour selection, there weren't/aren't a lot of options around this price point. Currently, you're unlikely to find anything similar from any drug stores too.


The reviews I'd read online before buying the product were very positive! The colours are definitely highly pigmented and they're very easy to mix. I particularly like the pink shades, because some are more subtle than others and you can build up the colour as you wish. The various shimmer shades within the palette are great for blending into your inner corner.

What's great about this palette is that the colours create an endless number of eye make up looks which are perfect for events or special occasions. So, if you want something  different for the Christmas season or you want to up your eye make up game for next years Halloween, I'd certainly recommend! I love this product!

By Sez x



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