Introducing The Gwen Stefani Palette!
- ECBeauty
- Jan 27, 2016
- 2 min read
Urban Decay are an amazing makeup brand loved by many people and professional makeup artists; and now Gwen Stefani has teamed up with them and created some amazing products including this beautiful eyeshadow palette!
The packaging of the palette is gorgeous and it is very Gwen; with the gold around the outside of the palette then a white background in the middle with black spots and a golden plaque at the bottom left!
Inside it does include a huge mirror! It also has one of No Doubts trademark songs "Magic's In The Makeup" printed on the mirror!
Inside this palette includes 15 incredibly creamy pigmented shades! 12 of which are brand new shades! There is also 5 matte shades! As you can see a lot of the neutral shades are very light so i would say this palette would be more suitable for those with fair skin!
The first row of shades are very light/ neutral shades! All are super buttery and pigmented shades! There are 2 light shimmery shades (Blonde & Bathwater) which can be used as brow bone or inner corner highlights! Blonde has a more of a pink undertone to it whereas Bathwater has more of a beige/gold undertone! The next shade Skimp is already in the collection and is more of a satin shadow which could be used all over the lid or under the brow bone! The next two shades are Steady and Punk. Steady is a medium rose gold which can be used all over the lid and Punk can be used in the outer third to deepen up the crease!
The next 5 shades are again very wearable shades! There is another shimmery light shade (Baby) which again can also be used as a inner corner or brow bone highlight! The next three shades are matte and can all be used as crease shades (Anaheim, Stark & Zone). Anaheim is a light taupe, Stark is a nude-pink and Zone is a medium brown. Serious is the last shade and it is described as a smokey-grey with iridescent floating pearl! This would be a great shadow to create a smokey eye!
The last row in the palette is the most colourful row! The first shade is Pop and this s a pale coral with iridescent sparkle; this could be used in the inner corner or over the top of a shadow to make it pop! Harajuku is the next shade and it is described as metallic blue-pink with iridescent micro shimmer! This shade would o perfectly which Pop and Danger as it does have a slightly blueish undertone! The next shade of course is Danger! This is a beautiful royal blue with blue micro sparkle! This shade would look gorgeous all over the lid with Harajuku in the inner corner! 1987 is the net shadow and it is stunning! It is described as a bright metallic yellow-gold! The last shade in the palette is Blackout; this shade is already in the collection and is also in the Naked 2 palette! It is super black and super pigmented! I feel every palette needs that one matte black shadow and this is it!
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