Studio To Go Palette | Review & Simple Look!

The Studio To Go Palette is another Freedom product and is also similar to the Black Arts Palette! I have done a review on the Black Arts Palette so go and check that out!

This palette is £15 and comes with 32 eyeshadows and 4 face products! The perfect palette for travelling!

As you can see this palette is set out very similar to the Black Arts Palette apart from this palette comes with 4 face products! Again they are very neutral shades although they do have a few rosy tones aswell as some darker shades aswell which would be perfect to create a smokey look with! This palette would be perfect for travelling with as you can create so many different looks with it and it does contain a bronzer, a contour shade, a blusher and a highlight!

Here are a few swatches of some of the shades! All of the ones i swatched were super buttery, smooth and pigmented! Amazing quality for a drugstore palette!

These are the face products. (Bronzer,contour shade, blusher&highlighter) As you can see they are all super pigmented! The bronzer. contour shade and blusher all matte and the highlighter has a slight shimmer in it!

I used this gorgeous palette to create this look on my best friend!

Firstly i primed her eyes using the Mac Paintpot in Soft Ochre and i set the primer using Vanilla Bean by Makeup Geek! (As always!)

I then went in with the first shade from this palette (Number 1) as this is a light brown matte shade and is perfect for a transition shade!

The next shade (Number 2) is a darker brown matte shade and i used it on the outer third to deepen up the look slightly!

The last shade i went in with (Number 3) is a shimmery gold shade and i used this all over the lid! Then i blended everything together!

To complete this look i applied a light blush by Mac and a neutral lipstick by Gerard Cosmetics! And Taa Daa this look is complete! The perfect look for everyday!

I would recommend this palette for everyone! It contains a lot of shades for every skin tone and its great for creating so many different neutral looks with! For £15 what more could you ask for?!?