Maybelline The Blushed Nudes Eyeshadow Palette Review

This is a palette I wanted once seeing the nudes I got gifted this palette and was super excited about it. It can be used in a combo of ways quads,tris or duos. It comes in a pink nude palette with a good size of varied shades of shadows with a few duo chrome shades. You need to use primer with these shadows. They swatch really good but when going on the lid there's zero performance apart from sparkle. So use primer. Although it's an ideal use on its own palette I'd set primer with a matte shade from another palette that performs well.or shadow single. I found using thsee shadows with ur finger gives a better pay off when using brushes the product gets sucked up by the brush. So move forward with application with your fingers. These shadows are so pretty when looking at them and it's a pity that they don't have that colour pay off for me. I think some fairer complexions get a good show with this palette however my skin tone is medium to tan with some discoloration on my lids which I think is the reason for minimal pay off. I feel if you're after a natural look with a good amount of sparkle then look no further. Also good for begginers. I fell like this pattern has duo chrome cream shadows and duo sparkle and glitter shades.

This palette came in the Ball season Best beauty box ever, this was my first Maybelline nude palette to own and I heard so many good things about these palettes.

This palette is in a rose gold colored palette and has a clip that takes a good amount of force to open, it is great for when you have those little fingers around trying to get into your makeup.

The shades are both matte and shimmers. Most have a rosey pink tone which is nothing that I own in my eyeshadow collection. I was worried as there is more light shades, lighter shades dont normally show on my skin. I have a medium skin tone (Mac NC30) and find anything light looks washed out. I was surprised that the lighter shades work well, and they make a gorgeous highlight or base for eyeshadows.

The down side is the colour pay off isnt good, you need to pack your brush with pigment before applying it to your eye lid. Blending also takes a little long than usual when using the darker shades.

Overall this palette is good, Im unsure if I would repurchase as the colours are shades I would use on rare occasions. They would be great palettes for beginners and as little gift fillers.

I’d been hugely keen to get my hands on this palette from the moment that I learnt of it’s existence. I held off for a while, waiting for some reviews first and despite a lack of rave reviews I still really wanted it. So eventually I decided that the best way to get it would be to purchase another BBBE containing the palette.

The colors in this palette are so pretty and versatile, I believe that they would look beautiful against all skin-tones and eye colors. Most of the colors are shimmery to varying degrees, a few are very shimmery, most are only slightly shimmery and there is 1 matte which is pale pink. There’s 4 pink colors in total, 1 off white, 3 grey, and 4 brownish/bronze colors.

Some of the colors in this palette are more pigmented than others, and overall the pigment is medium. I assume that some may be disappointed by the lack of pigment of these eye shadows, especially considering that the original Maybelline nudes palette received rave reviews. While I would have appreciated a richer pigment, i’m not too upset about it personally as I generally go for subtle eye shadow looks rather than bold ones.

I love this palette, the colors are awesome for subtle every day looks, and you can also create a smokey eye with the darker colors. If dense pigment is generally important to you however, then this palette may not be for you.

I personally really like this palette. I love anything rose gold and this palette delivers on that. There is a good range of colours. It is more subtle when applied than some other eyeshadows but i dont mind that as i dont often get the chance to wear makeup anymore so im use to a more natural look. The clip is quite hard to open which is annoying for me but good if my toddler ever managed to get her hands on it.

I received this in "The Nudes" Beauty Box and I think it's great for a natural eyeshadow look.

The packaging is pretty standard. It's a simple rectangle, with a clear top so you can see the eyeshadows inside. The palette comes with two, small brushes (like the ones that come with kids play make up) which I threw away, because they didn't work well and I have better eyeshadow brushes. It comes with ways to apply the eyeshadow, in trios, duos, and quads, which I love and think would be really good for beginners.

Most of these shadows are shimmery, so if you like matte eyeshadows this isn't a palette I'd recommend. I found the pigmentation wasn't that good overall, some colours were better than others. There are a few, mainly the lighter shades, that have next to no colour pay off, which I found disappointing. There are a few shades that I really love, which I feel makes up for the colours that I don't like.

I probably wouldn't buy this again, but I'm not disappointed and will definitely continue using it from time to time. I'd recommend this for people who are looking for an eyeshadow palette to make natural eyeshadow looks.

I got this little palette from the nude box by best ever beauty box. I've seen a lot of talk on these maybelline palettes, positive and negative so I was happy to be able to try one to put my 2 cents of opinion in the mix.

I think the packaging of this is pretty. I love pink so of course I love the rose gold metallic color of the palette. It's made of plastic and feels pretty sturdy. It doesn't have a mirror but it does have a clear Window so you can see all the shades without opening it.

The shadows do look really pretty to look at too. You get a really nice mix of pinks, bronzes and some browns. This also has a pretty even mix of warm and cool tones, a bit more warmer though. It is mainly shimmery shades though. There is a mauve matte which I've enjoyed using as a transition shade and a darker brown matte. I would have loved a light brown matte in here as well so I wouldn't have to incorporate another palette alongside. I find the shades blend well but they just don't have enough pigment in them. You really have to layer the shadows but even then, you don't get an intense look. The shimmers are best applied with your finger, a brush picks up more glitter than color. They last most ofethe day on my lids, I do use primer though.

I think this palette is marketed at beginners, so I think the it is an OK palette for that. I don't think it's amazing but it's not the most awful palette I've tried. I do really like a couple of the shades (the matte mauve and a deeper rose shimmer), so I think I'll reach for this occasionally. I won't bother to try out the other maybelline palettes though.

I was happy to get this in The Nudes Best Ever Beauty Box. I did have my eye on this palette because of the one beautiful rose mauvy beige matte/satin shade and the shade right underneath it an eye catching metalic plummy rose those two are my most favorite shades in the palette, but I couldn't justify buying this palette for just those two shades so was really happy to get a chance to have this in the Nudes box. Now there is a few other shades in this palette that I like as well like that mettalic copper and that dark brown satin shade next to the plummy rose shade. The other shades are okay. Now I do like the beautiful rose gold color of the case and that they did give the number instructions in the back if you wanted to use the palette as duos, trios or quads which does help beginners a bit as far as which colors to use with which. The colors are nice neutrals so color wise you can get a lot of use out of this palette. The things that don't appeal to me about this palette is that there's only one sort of matte shade and a satin white shade, so unless you like an all satin or all mettalic eye look following almost all of the duos, trios and quads, then there's only a few looks you can do with just this palette and that's before you hit pan on that one matte shade and the white if you want to use the white all over your lid. Another thing is that most of these shades lack pigment especially the lighter shades so I really have to build them up, especially on my monolids. And then the wear time before they fade and crease isn't good in comparison to the other eyeshadow palettes I have. I think if I had gotten this palette a few years ago I would've been impressed but now that I've known how well some other brands perform I feel this falls short. That and discovering mattes work better for my monolids than other shimmery, shiny textures. Having mentioned that the palette that I love so much atm costs twice as much as this palette and I get probably about three or four times as much eyeshadow so I don't think for the amount I got it's expensive. Maybelline is a drugstore brand and so I don't really expect it to out perform more mid to higher priced brands. I will be giving this palette to my youngest sister who doesn't have much eyeshadow and needs some neutral shades for school.

I had been considering getting the Naked 3 palette because of its gorgeous rose gold/copper themed eyeshadows and raving reviews. I happened to see this on trademe for like $5 so I bought this just to try out. The shades seem similar and there's definitely that rose gold, shimmery theme going on.

Now a good eyeshadow needs to be buttery, pigmented, and long staying. This scores 0/3. Its glitter is slightly on the chunky side, and has a gritty texture when applied with my finger. It doesn't pick up on my brush and by the time I transfer it to my eyelid there may as well be nothing on the brush. Even my trusty primer potion couldn't save this. I tried spraying the brush with a little bit of toner before really digging into the shadow but that made it look messy and hard to work with. As for staying power, because it's so unpigmented I really can't even comment on how well it stays. Another thing I'm quite annoyed about is how similar a couple of shades look, namely the lighter ones which both come of as 'barely-existant-white'

It does have one shade out of the 12 that I really like, and it's the coppery shimmer shade in the bottom left. It's very similar comapred to chopper from Naked 2. And surprisingly, the pigmentation and payoff is really gorgeous on this one!

The feel of this palette just can't compare to higher end palettes like Urban decay or lorac. Heck, even some wet n wild palettes I've used had been better than this. Definitely glad I didn't pay $20 something for this. I've decided to depot just the copper shade and add that to my diy palette and just chuck the rest of the palette in the back of my makeup drawer. That's another day's worry!