W7 In The Nude Palette Review

I got sent this from family in the UK and I love this palette, it has gorgeous colours and very wearable. I dont use the brush as I found it quite hard to use, I do think the shadows preform better with a primer. I would like there to be more matte shades, but the shimmer shades are so lovely. The tin is sturdy and looks nice.

I purchased this for $12 at a makeup sale, which I found was an excellent price as it is a pretty good eyeshadow palette. I use this quite alot, the colours are a mixture between shimmery and matte ones and I've used all of them, there is no shade on it that I don't like. I haven't tried the real expensive eyeshadow brands so I can't compare it to them but for the price I would say it's worth the money. I did find wearing an eyeshadow primer definitely made it stay on better and last longer. I love to try different shades each time I use it, mix it up as there is 12 shades to choose from. I wouldnt recommend using the brush it comes with, its not good at all. Would be better to use your regular eyeshadow/blending brushes to get that perfect smokey look.

Bought this as a low cost nude palette to add to my kit. Unfortunately I would not recommend. Pros: Affordable Impressive looking packaging, comes in a tin container not unlike the Urban Decay Naked palettes

Cons: Shadows are powdery and impossible to use without any fallout. I found the colours to be not pigmented, very cheap feeling and impossible to get any colour payoff at all.

I wouldn't recommend this palette, it's not a dupe for the Naked palettes, just a copy. Disappointing.

I got this from my local Postie Plus for $15 so it didn't break the bank which made my heart happy. At the time I was looking for the perfect nude and after inspecting the back for colours I was convinced to have it in my collection.

I love how sturdy the packaging is. It comes in a metal tin case and a cushioned tray inside. with the pans nicely set in it. It comes with a dual ended brush which to me tends to gouge out the shadow pans rather than dust it out. The brush is very rigid and actually quite harsh on the lids of the eye.

The colours are gorgeous but are not highly pigmented. I ended up having to use a primer to show them up a little bit more. Even after using a setting powder the eyeshadow wore off after 2 or so hours so what a waste of my time if I want to look good for the day. I ended up using my own choice of shadow brush which didn't make a difference to the quality to the palette. The fallout off the brush was massive, I was left with eyeshadow down my clothes!

At the end of the day I would suggest you don't waste your time on this bad quality palette. The colours are sheer even for a nude and it doesn't last long on the lids. The application brush and sponge duo is a waste of my time because it ruins the shadow and doesn't apply it like it should.

My little brother gave me a few w7 palletes as he didn't like them, and I can see why! At first glance I thought this could be the perfect pallete for me but unfortunetly this product fell short! The colours barely show up, even with a decent primer. The brush sucks, and the amount off fallout makes this whole pallete just not worth it!!

Beautiful colours but they are so so opaque on the skin. They blend into nothing which is disappointing as the colours look stunning. Perhaps a few of the shimmery shades could be used as subtle, natural highlighter.

This is the worst palette I have ever tried. It has no pigment, it was like putting a face powder on my lids. Even the shimmers have no pigment and they are very dry so the micro shimmer won't stick to your lid and you just end up with rather dry eyelids that are the same colour as when you started. Incase I was unclear, don't buy this palette!

If you like the colours and can afford it go for the Urban Decay palette that this is a copy of.

Very little pigment in these. Beautiful colours with no depth. Messy and heaps of fallout I don't like it at all.