W7 In The Night Palette Review

I bought this for $15 from Postie Plus which I think is a total score for something of this quality and by reading the description above I got it for cheaper than the RRP......yuussss!!! I am in total love with the purple tin that it comes in. I was shocked at the lovely quality of the packaging for something so affordable. I can rest assured that it wont get broken or shatter in my makeup bag with this tin protecting the jewels inside. It comes with a long applicator which has a brush on one end and a sponge on the other. Usually I throw the applicator away as soon as I open it but this time I decided to give it a try. I applied with the brush and blended with the sponge and found that it was quite an easy tool to use and to get a nice finish. The brush is quite stiff and doesn't hold on to the product as much as I would like though.

The inside of the palette is black sponge around the shadow blocks. The colours are dark and sultry which is perfect for a night out. They range from charcoal/silver/light pinks and purples. They have bling all through them which adds the bedazzled look to your eyes. Upon opening this I found that the shadows have a faint smell of berries to it. The colours aren't highly pigmented but for $15 I am all in with a grin. I can build the intensity of the colour if I want more of a statement look so it works out in the end. I love the glittery bits in it because it means I can look glam without being overdone. This palette is perfect for smokey eyes which is how I wear it most times unless I am feeling daring then I do something completely out of the box. This palette is so versatile that it allows your creativity to go nuts. I am sold and now need the sister palettes to go with 'In the night'.

Lately I’ve been loving the W7 range of eyeshadow palettes, not only are some of them amazing dupes for the Urban Decay Naked palettes but they offer twelve great quality eye shadows. The palette comes encased in a pretty purple tin and it has a party vibe to it with the shadow names having a magic and party theme to them and I have to admit I really do love the names. In the Night offers a gorgeous range of shades from silvers to violets with dusky and coppery tones in between. All of the shades are quite blendable and can be used together to create a range of smokey eye looks perfect for nights out. The twelve shadow names, from left to right in the palette are Dusty, Wonderland, Summer, Atlanta, Abracadabra, Top Hot, Razzamataz, Lady Luck, Laura E, Party Pooper, Gate Crash and Bologna. My favorites out of the shades are Wonderland, Summer, Abracadabra and Lady Luck – as usual I find myself preferring the lighter shades in the palette. The eye shadows have a shimmer to them which is great for the party theme the palette has.

However, I also wear some of these shades on their own and think they’re fine for everyday wear too, I think this palette has great versatility when it comes to the shades it has to offer. The colour payoff from the shadows is great. I use every shadow in the palette apart from Bologna as I just find it too dark for me but that’s just personal preference. In the Night is a palette which really does offer something for everyone, the shades it has are suitable for both light and dark skin tones and a variety of bold and subtle looks can be created using them all too.

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$15 for a beautiful palette of shimmer eye shadows – WIN! The part of this palette that I was most pleasantly surprised at the brush which was included. It is long as the length of the tin, one end had one of those usual spongey applications which are ok for smudging, the other end had a halfway decent brush! Colour is more bold when I apply with the brush slightly wet, but it definitely looses a lot of colour over the course of the day. I’ve played with a few of the colours in this palette and am happy with my purchase. Don’t think I would repurchase however.

I was interested to try these when I heard they were Urban Decay dupes as we don't really get Urban Decay here in NZ.

I went with the In The Night palette because I am always looking for new smokey shades to add to my collection since the smokey eye is one of my most worn looks.

This palette has a nice range of shades with both pale and dark shades as well as a couple of brownish shades. I like a bit of brown on my smokey palette because I sometimes use them to blend, so it means I can just use one palette rather than opening a nude palette as well.

This palette also has some nice blue/purple shades and some greys which are essentials in any smokey palette. Most of the shades also had a nice shimmer to them.

Pigmentation was fine, but could have been better and likewise with staying power. They both felt very average, but at the price that is to be expected.

I would use a primer with this palette to hold the eyeshadows in place and maintain their full colour for longer. But overall a pretty party palette.

Got it from Postie + just for a try. Coverage isn't great but does build up nicely if you keep going. Iisn't the best quality but it was only $5 so worth the price. Good if you're practicing or good for a more subtle nighttime look. Has a nice range of colors. Still use it now and again.

I brought this for a great price from Postie Plus (about $15), because it was unlike any of the rest of my palettes (mostly nudes!). All but one of the twelve shadows are satin/shimmer/glitter shades. There are no crease shades, and no plain vanilla shades to use as a base. There are three light highlighter shades- a peachy white, a violet white and a slightly pinky white. The two shades I like the most are typically warm shades- a gold brown (poorly pigmented) and a beautiful copper red-brown which looks really nice on the lid. The matte black is excellent, and actually translates as black- unlike some black shadows which actually swatch as grey. There is a very chunky pink glitter shade, and quite a cool duo chrome purple (the darkest purple in the range). The rest of the shadows are fairly non descript shades of purple/grey with very poor, muddy pigmentation. The shadows aren't chalky but are also not the easiest shadows to blend. I thought this palette might break me out of my comfort zone and get me to try something new. However, I just could not create anything with this shadows which suited me (or which I could even wear in public!). This is probably better suited to someone who loves a lot of glitter and shimmer, as well as a preference for cool toned shadows. This was a great price but was unfortunately not for me and will most likely pass this on.

First the price, I got this on special at Postie Plus for about $10! And being fairly new to wearing eyeshadow it is great. Everyday I have been trying a new look. But if you don't like wearing purple you won't like this. I haven't tried the applicator that come with the metal container but look reasonable quality. I use the applicators I already own. The pigmentation is not deep. Once I am more confident in my application of eyeshadow and have found my best colours, I probably purchase a better product like MAC. But in the meantime I'm enjoying this,

I got this at Postie Plus for $10, so I wasn't expecting great things. However, it has a good range of colours, the pigmentation isn't too bad. It blends fairly easily, sometimes I would like a higher coverage of colour from the lighter shades, but overall it's a good palette for it's price.

I brought this for $5 from the wearhouse Talk about pretty colours! I like the look of the tin it definitely gets your attention with the nice colour, it's easy to store away. The shadows don't have amazing pigment or The best colour pay off. They do blend nice and easily. And you can build colours nicely on top. On the bottom of the pallete there is a sticker with all the colours and all the names of the shades.