RANKING POPULAR COOL-TONED NEUTRAL EYESHADOW PALETTES | Drugstore & Highend

Hello everyone, welcome back to my channel. My name is Anna Lane. If you're new here today, I'm finally starting to do my

ranking

of

neutral

palettes

for very

popular

phones. I didn't really want to title this as the best

cool

tone.

neutral

palettes

because I can't try every palette on the market, these are just the ones recommended to me by you or my pets that I've seen floating around and promoted as very good ringtone and B neutral palettes I've recently noticed a huge influx of palettes of

cool

tones hitting the market and I'm aware that this list might be out of date soon, but I hope it's still useful.

I'd be very happy to update it and say in six months and maybe I'll review some of the newer cool shade palettes that I predict will be coming out in the next six months, but there are definitely some really cool palettes in this line, in fact, I really like it. I like them all, except maybe one that I ended up being my least favorite simply because it was probably the one that disappointed me the most, so there's one that I probably wouldn't necessarily recommend. I think each of them might work for a different person, so I'll categorize them and have several.

Different classifications I want to talk about, but I think overall most of these palettes are really successful palettes and they are not successful in and of themselves. If you are added here and you love neutral and cool

toned

makeup, I recommend you subscribe because they are neutral. The makeup definitely looks more like my kind of jewelry, especially those that maybe fit a little more into the Ironside cult. I'm not so into those really rich, warm red, burnt orange type looks, I dabble from time to time, but generally because I have more If I have a cooler complexion, I tend to stick with cool neutrals, so the first of the that I want to talk about has the lowest price per gram.

This is the Pop Color Palette which is a fairly new release this year and retails for $22 USD. and it turns out to be one dollar and 38 cents per gram. You get 16 shades and you get a very good variety from lighter shades to deeper shades. I find the quality of these shadows to be really excellent and definitely among the best. Of the ones I'm reviewing, the glosses here are definitely very rich and very pigmented, they're very blendable, although they can be a touch powdery or crumbly when you first apply them, so you might get a little Fallout , but that's pretty much the only negative.

They definitely make a big impact and show off what they look like in the pan. The Matteson hero blends beautifully with butter. This is definitely a very high quality product, especially for the current price in terms of the packaging I ended up putting in. It's the sixth one of the night only because it doesn't have a mirror and it's made of cardboard, so it's not as sturdy maybe as some of my other palettes. She's quite pretty and I like that she's quite thin. The psuedo is certainly not very. There is a lot of wasted space on this one, but there is no mirror and I think if they just added a slim mirror it would increase the value of this product even more.

I think this would be a really great palette to pick up if you were really interested. more pinky and cool neutrals, so things that lean a little more towards the pink tone side, especially these top two rows, definitely get kind of pinky neutrals and the bottom two tend to pull a little bit more towards the plum topi type side. so there's a lot of variety in this one, probably my favorite shade in the entire palette, it's actually blocked. I have on my lids today, you can see under my glasses, it's a shimmery debutante, which is a really beautiful kind of taupe shade with a nice little purple undertone.

The next palette that comes in second place and is a good value for money is the Milani Soft and Sensual Palette. It's quite difficult to display it out of the package because it has a mirror finish on the front. This one sells for 20 US dollars and it turns out to be a dollar and 47 cents per gram of shadow, so it's a little more expensive than the color pop, but just a little out of the 9 palette, so I ended up putting this in for packaging and I'm almost like Orion. a Bobby Brown palette that looks so beautiful, the line has a very nice large mirror down here and is also very compact, they don't waste too much space, however what puts it on the list for me is the cover that I do.

I love that it's gold because I really do it and/or gold things like gold is so me, but it leaves so many traces that you can see it as if it ruins the design, there's no way around it as soon as you unwrap it, it instantly starts to show not very fancy and that way, for me that's why I turned it down a bit, but otherwise I think the interior is absolutely beautiful in terms of shadow performance. I think the top six here are these. The deeper tones are phenomenal. I love these six. I think they all work very well.

I love that you get both a black and a deep brown with cool tones and a mousey brown. You are going to put a variety with the deepest tones. Do you know if? If you're looking for a really deep smoky eye then I think the top rows are fantastic, where this palette let me down is actually in the lower six shades. This glitter here, which I expected to be the most beautiful, like the champagne glitter, is probably one of them. of the worst unpigmented, crumbling shadows. I was really disappointed with the shade. The quality of the other six around it in terms of texture is beautiful.

They work very well, however, they are warmer. It was definitely being marketed as a little bit more. from a cool

toned

alternative, they released a sort of warm palette at the same time to complement it and this one looked super cool online, including even the transition shades; however, you will see in my swatches that they definitely have a much warmer quality. that medium shimmer shade which is an essential color type for me in this palette and the fact that the transition shades are actually quite warm, that disappointed me a little; with this one, the next palette came in third place and value- for money and this is the zoeva palette in taupe.

This is a very

popular

paddle course. Many people recommend it if you are looking for something that has a very neutral and cool tone, as the name suggests. Features many more types of themes. cool neutrals as well as one or two types of plum colors plus purples, so there are three colas for $26 $50 and it equals one dollar and seventy-six cents per gram, so you get a lot of products, the pen sizes are quite decent. and generous, however, in terms of the state of the packaging, I had to put this one in a figure eight, so it's sunken to the bottom.

I feel like it's a little bigger than necessary. There is a lot of wasted space. I appreciate that it's like a nice thin cardboard again, it's good for travel and its sense, but they don't include a mirror like the color pop one in terms of my enjoyment of the shades. I really love using them. I think the styles I can create are really very beautiful and complementary to my cool complexion, the only shade I don't like, I'm really disappointed with a spun pearl, which is this one down here, it's a little thick, they reminded me a little of what Milani showed me.

I was just talking about where it flakes a lot, it feels very dry, the color doesn't really come off like it looks in the pan, however for me that's not a plus with this palette because normally I wouldn't use an icy white like that very often if I want a shimmery kind of highlight color I prefer more of a shimmery champagne, it wasn't as big of a deal as the dodgy shade in the Milani palette which disappointed me the most, by far the winning shade in this palette is gallery, what is the matte taupe here, it's so beautiful it's a really perfect neutral shade, you can even contour your cheeks with it like it's stunning.

I also add everything wrapped and silk, which is a cool moment, taupe, kind of a sheen on the lids. That tone is very, very beautiful. I love that they include these a little more plum tones. Probably my biggest criticism with this palette is that it's quite difficult to get a lot of variety in terms of depth; There aren't actually many deep colors that this palette will set so a lot of the looks end up looking very soft, and if that's what you're going for then this is perfect if you just want something very easy to wear for everyday use, nothing that you can do like a super dramatic. evening glasses, but if you pop this up with a little bit of eyeliner then you could definitely make it a little more evening, just keep in mind that you'll get pretty soft topi looks with this palette.

The following palette ranked fourth in value for money. money are Milani's must-have natural eye products every day. I just want to quickly say that I don't think this is what I would call a cool weather palette for me, this is just a neutral, neutral palette, the undertones in it definitely don't lean towards cool. but they are not very warm either, they are really good neutrals, as the name suggests, they are called Must Have Naturals and in saying I really love this palette, I think it is such a nice little set of shades, probably my favorite shade is this bright shade , it is really beautiful as it is a neutral brown II, bright brown, black color and this is really phenomenal.

Probably my least favorite shade is the bright peach shade. I'm not a big fan of the bright peach here. shades to start with and for me this one is a little flakier maybe on the other shades but still a really great palette. I picked this one fifth in my packaging decision making and the reason is that I love how small it is, it's so A great little travel palette that doesn't waste much space and comes with a brush for those who don't like it much. makeup and they don't have separate makeup brushes. I think the small inclusion of a week was a The dual-ended brush is really useful.

The biggest disappointment about the packaging of this product is the fact that it doesn't have a mirror, it just has the clear outer packaging. However, that's pretty useful if you just want to look at your collection and choose. in a palette you can see the colors so the fact that it's clear is good but I think I would prefer it not to be clear and include a mirror so now we are definitely starting to move more towards high end palettes or at least classify them. Mid to high end, next in terms of value for money is Mac's Pretty Princess Palette.

This is what I would definitely call a neutral palette, especially when you compare it to those super ultra warm saturated palettes. on the market right now it's definitely a big change, a very refreshing change, but it doesn't have that super heavy undertone like mo, like some of the other really cool shade palettes have right now in terms of packaging. In fact, it is in third place, it is a very small palette, it is compact and comes with a mirror for me, although this is a very small mirror, it is still very useful for doing your eye makeup, although it is a cardboard outer packaging, this part of here with the shadows that it's actually in is actually plastic so it's pretty sturdy there, so that meant I didn't care as much about the cardboard packaging in terms of the shadows themselves.

I really love the color spectrum here. I love that you can get a huge variety, but it's a pretty small amount of shades. I want to point out that this giant tone here. I didn't know it's actually a face highlighter when I first got it. I just thought it was a disaster. I was quite confused why that included such a large amount. quantity, but that is a highlighter, unfortunately, if you have very very fair skin like mine, this highlighting shade is a little bit deep for me, it is a similar type of shade that I like the essence, what is it called, you know, the one that Kathleenlights wanders about what will appear on the screen and it's very similar to that, not comparing it to this palette, that color doesn't suit me because it will suit a lot of people, from a light to medium type.

The skin and maybe if it's deeper skin could start to look a little ashy. There is a very nice mix here of Seton mattes and a very intense gloss. You can guess this is probably my favorite shade. I find you beautiful. I have to use a whip brush and it probably works better with a kind of sticky primer underneath as well, but it was so beautiful that it's almost like a Proust kind of gloss, like it's really pretty, the more satin kind of shades that they are. Really beautiful if you want a more subtle shimmer on your lid or you can even use these and they work really well, that's probably a little shade here, it's my favorite in terms of matte shades, you get so much variety. get more variety than something like the zoeva palette at the top, for example, the next palette in terms of value for money, like the Too Faced Chocolate Bonbons Palette.

This is a very, very popular cool toned palette, however, I want to point out that this Yo is what I would describe as a neutral palette with pops of color. Definitely not a neutral color in general. He's not one of those neutrals that maybe just starting to dabble in themovement territory. This is definitely a neutral palette with pops of color. color as you'll see, so if you're someone who never wears color, if ever, I don't think this is really the one for you. I mean, even I would like to occasionally dabble in color, but I almost never use it.

The colors here are the only color I really love like Earl Gray and it's because it's a pretty subtle type of teal, pink is in the air, I just don't really reach for now in terms of packaging for this one, what did I rate this? I rated it a seven, which is actually probably a little lower than you think. It has a mirror that I really love. These little heart shaped pens mean you get. It contains quite a few small amounts of product and while I love how sturdy these two-sided palettes are and they are metal tin, it's like a little art in the target market because the style is definitely pets a little younger than they think.

I would choose. I mean, I don't hate it and I love pink things, as you can see, as I remember, I have flowers and things like, I like pink, but this one just feels a little more feminine, maybe a little too young for me , and I generally tone this one down, I think it leans a little more neutral than cool. There is one odd shade that has a very cool undertone, which is really beautiful, but there are also a couple of shades that blend together quite warm, so for me it's quite a lot. a good mixed bag, this would be a good option if you want something that is quite versatile and maybe has some warmer tones or neutrals, then just cool tones if I find my favorite cool shade and this palette is the shade here. walnut praline is so pretty I always choose the transition shades as my favorites, but I love the transition shades.

You could use this as a contour if you could get your brush on the palette, but I actually love the Bordeaux color too. but that is an example that is actually a little bit warmer color wine and the color Armand truffles beautiful actually this color dark truffles there is a kind of very nice brown tone, it is really very pretty overall, my feelings with this I think I got more excited about this when I first bought it and in fact, the more I head and the more I play with other palettes, the less and less I move away from this, although I still think it's a really good palette.

I just feel like maybe there are others. Like Mac, the pretty princess prints here, the pretty princess palette is one that for me is a little bit more of my cup of tea. I hate our name, that would be the only thing about this. I really hate it. I realized that maybe I had forgotten. Let's say this costs $49 in USD and comes out to $266 per gram. The next palette ranked by its value for money is the Mac Cool Neutrals palette which sells in the United States for $65. Dollars is a lot of money, but it works out at a price of three dollars and 33 cents per gram.

As far as I know these are all existing shades and are listed on the back in Australia. This product sells for much more. There are 120 strays. Millions of dollars, so value for money here in Australia might not be as good as in the US. each mold can be purchased for six dollars, so the fact that you can buy 15 shades for sixty-six dollars saves you about 33 percent and there is one packaging that I had to rate this as the lowest, although aesthetically I think that it looks very pretty. I love the fact that it's very clean and sleek and looks like a makeup artist II because it's like one of their refill pens, essentially it's quite thick, it's not as thin as some of the other little cardboard palettes and it's a little bulkier and these types of palettes have a lot of wasted space in and around them, although I like how it looks, it's more practical, now in terms of the shadows, for me this is definitely one of the most successful ringtone palettes , I think there's a really good range here, the bottom row is a little bit more than the mobile shades, it's got a little bit more of these sort of more standard neutral brown shades and at the top you get a lot of them. more in that really cool, topi type of shade, so you get real variety in this and that's what I like most about this palette.

I also think the quality of the shadows is really beautiful, maybe not as pigmented and intense as anything. like the color pop shadows for example, and I know for some people that will be a big disappointment to me, although I find them really easy to use for those who just want to go out and buy a single friend that leans cooler and that make. everything from evening to day looks you know you get a lot of variety in this but also something that isn't too hard to use and that's what I love as a palette the shadows blend together beautifully in fact the shadows They work much better on the eyes. and they're making the samples, you'll look at the samples and you'll probably see that they look a little lackluster and I agree when I was looking at them, I thought, damn, they look terrible, but actually at a glance they work really well and I think that's the trick, you can't judge a palette by its swatches and this is definitely a good example, some of my favorite shades here of course this beautiful trophy color blend shade here, I can't remember which one is called cozy gray and I definitely do.

I would describe like this, it's like a kind of slightly warmer gray or a cooler taupe, like somewhere in between, as well as the deception of the shade, it's a beautiful satin type of shimmery brown. I love those types of shades, just like there is a waiver palette. This kind of bright, icy white color just doesn't have the same level of softness as the other glosses and is quite flaky and in my opinion doesn't look as good on the eye just by looking at it dry, otherwise I think it's really nice if you are looking for a very smooth gradation of different neutral shades, the second to last neutral palette in terms of value for money, it is above the Decay Naked 2 palette, oh god this is the oldest palette I have heard of my collection, it is 5. years old, so there is a small chance that the quality of the shadows has decreased over time, although in my opinion I still feel that they work exactly as the day I bought them.

It sells for fifty for us. In dollars you get twelve shades and you get a brush with it and as far as I know when I bought this I swear I got some free lip gloss. I don't know if they do that anymore, although it was somewhat limited, but I remember receiving a free lip gloss in the past, this equates to a price of three dollars and 46 cents per gram and in terms of the packaging, I ranked this number one for reason B, there really is no wasted space in this in terms of the shadows filling the entire actual palette, there is a space for a brush, which again, as I see with the Milani palette, for someone like me who has a lot of brushes, such Maybe that would be a negative because they're like that it's wasted space, but for the kind of everyday makeup user that doesn't have a lot of brushes, it's having that brush on the breakdown and it's very useful, obviously it also has a mirror.

Michael can draw dad, but he has a mirror and it's a really nice, decent size. I love that it's like metal, so it's very sturdy for the treble. It closes very well and has a nice sleek look that doesn't leave fingerprints, so this is the best packaging in my opinion. Of the lots, if one of the packaging wins now in terms of shades, this is definitely the palette that most people recommend when they say I want a cool toned neutral palette, most people, including me, They break down until it's perfect, however, during my research on I've definitely come to appreciate that it's more like a neutral or neutral to cool neutral palette.

It definitely leans towards the cool side and I think differently compared to many other warm toned palettes on the market. It looks cool toned, but there are some shades here that don't have any cool tones at all, including the medium baked one. This is a pretty warm golden shade. It's a shade I don't really wear very often, apart from the sneaky one, which is matte. color, this is probably my most disappointing shade in the entire palette, to be honest I've actually used it a lot because it's kind of a matte blend shade and it's the only one that comes so I've used it but it's not .

Yes, it has a very yellow undertone and I wish they would go down the route of making something a little more cream-like. I think it would be more versatile and fit more with the overall tone of the palette, however T is probably the best crease color of all time. It's amazing, this color. I can't believe I didn't make it. I can't believe these shadows reach this far. Is incredible. Probably my favorite bright shade in the entire collection is this one. one Verve, this is the most beautiful shimmery taupe shade, it's gorgeous, this shade here I suspect is gold, but it's more like an antique gold, it has a cooler undertone, which is why I don't bother using it half baked, but I will gladly use suspect, probably what I like most about this palette is that you really get a huge range, you can do a very simple subtle look but you can also do a pretty deep evening smoky eye because you have that matte black and then popped . this really beautiful shimmery brown, you guys know I love shimmery brown and it has that too so now the last cool neutral palette I want to talk about is the one with the worst value for money of all - it's Dior behind the scenes .

My palette and the shade ro2 are cool neutrals, so they also released a warm neutral palette, but this one is obviously the coolest one and sells for $49 USD, but that's four dollars and 90 grams, and that includes the foundation what do you get. Because the shadow down here isn't actually like an

eyeshadow

, it's actually an eye primer, so I thought if you just ditch the foundation because that's not really why you buy this palette, you bite into the shadows. and then it turns out to be five dollars 50 price per gram for the shadow in terms of packaging, although I rated this one pretty high now I'm looking to guess because it doesn't have a mirror so I'm not really sure why I gave it to you.

At such a high rating I could take it down a couple but anyway I originally gave it second place and the reason is that there is absolutely no wasted space, it's so compact it's like the perfect treble palette, it's essentially the reason why which I thought this would be a really cool neutral palette perfect for traveling because it's so small, although now we salute where I put it because it doesn't have a mirror for me it's not great. I'm not so sure of my decision on the matter. but either way, I would still rank it higher than other palettes just because of the design of all the palettes I tried, this was probably the one that disappointed me the most and I think it's because I had pretty high expectations being a luxury brand, you know which was the most expensive in terms of what you were actually buying, there were two reasons why I wasn't that happy with it, firstly, the two very bright shades here are very dry, crumbly and quite difficult to work with . you have to use them like you absolutely have to wet the brush to use them or use a finger and they still didn't work the same way as a lot of my other shimmers and now some of the other palettes worked so I'm not a big fan of these , they are lightly pigmented, which might be fine for someone if they just want to share a wash of sort of shimmer on the lid, but I found that they still looked quite dry, so it wasn't that much.

They are meant to be less pigmented, they just look like not very good shadows, they use two on the side here they are set up and shadows and then the rest are mattes, they are really beautiful in terms of the quality of the mets here. I'm really buttery, they come together beautifully, so there's a lot of good stuff in them. I guess I expected wonderful things from each shade. The other reason is that for me, in terms of tone selection, this one doesn't rank as high as my personal opinion is that this leans very much towards a movement, this is basically a Hallett movement.

I'd be more inclined to put it in that category even over a neutral palette and it's very difficult to get a good variety of looks with this. I found that every time I used it I ended up with a kind of dark movie color that I watch every time, it was very difficult to get much variety that night. I thought, well, if that's the kind of look you're going for. You love Mo's and you don't really care about tops or just more brown, you don't really want any of that, you just want Mo's. I have another palette that I would recommend you instead of this one, which is the dose of wonderful colors.

The Mo palette for me is a far superior Mo palette compared to the Dior one. You get a huge range, as you can see, from a soft, very light matte pink, to a very deep, almost chocolate-like movement and everything. in the middle I didn't want to include any official lineup because for me it's more of a color palette, it's a good color palette with cool tones, but I wanted to focus more on neutral palettes or in the case of Too Faced, there is a neutral palette withtouches of color, there is my reasoning for not including that dose of colors.

Something like an official lineup also wanted to mention a small quad. This is like a highly praised little prize for a little quad that came into my life. very recently and I thought this could be a really good thing, just recommend it if you're literally looking for a good kind of bright, cool taupe shade for the lid and it's the wet and wild silent treatment quad that used to be a trio that I used. come without the transition shade on top which actually looks a lot cooler like there and I would say the warmer tone here is probably actually the transition shade which draws much more attention to the eye than what It really looks like it's in the pan, so for me it was the only negative climate, but this color here, this lid color, is a really pretty deep, shimmery kind of taupe color, so I just wanted to throw it in.

There, this is It sells for $299 in the US. It's very affordable if you just want to dabble a little in those types of topi shades and see if you like them before purchasing a full palette. I thought I'd put this one here. It's a bit of an honorable mention, so now to round out this video, I wanted to rank them with my own personal

ranking

s taking into account things like price, performance of the products they package the shade selection, and the type of variety they you can get and It is also my own personal experience. I think the way I experience a product is a completely valid part of the research process.

It sounds like I'm talking about my PhD right now, apart from the one I'm going to correct. In the end, the rest were quite difficult to classify, there was definitely a trend, some I prefer more than others, but I think they are all very good palates, it has been very difficult to choose, we will start with the one that I probably would not really recommend and that would be the Dior Cool Neutrals palette. I mean, I felt a little too monochromatic in terms of the thing, it just had a Mowgli look every time he wore it. the most expensive one so you don't get as much out of your investment and the quality of the bright shades was a real disappointment.

I think for me that might have affected the decision more than anything. I don't mind paying more for a luxury. brand with price, but the fact that the shimmers for me just didn't perform up to the standard really disappointed me, that's why it's ranked last and like I say, now we're moving more towards the ones I really like. I just had to rank them somehow, so the palette I ranked 8th in was the Zoo one in the taupe palette. That may surprise you quite a bit, but my reasoning is because it just doesn't have the depth I think it would give.

It's the range of looks you can achieve with it, for me everything comes out very soft and nice which is lovely but if you want a palette that does a bit more then I feel like this wouldn't be the one for you. The palette that comes in 7th place is Mac's core neutral palette. The main reason for me why it's a little further down the list I would say is the price, it's not terrible value for money in the US. USA, but I feel like I'm in Australia. $120 in a lot of money, you could almost get to high-end palettes for that price.

I rated the price or based it on US prices, but I wanted to keep that in mind with this one for me, like the price, but it's just a lot higher, so that brings it down a little bit, but in terms of performance, the product, the shade selection and my sheer enjoyment, I really loved it, it's just that those other factors let it down in the palette. In sixth place was the Too Faced bon bons palette. I think overall this is a pretty good palette. I think it's great if you want neutral colors with some pops of color.

I got Jen, it also has that lovely subtle cocoa aroma which is really pretty. There are some really stunning shades in this that I adore, but for me, in terms of, do I love all of them and do I wear all of the shades? No, actually, there are other palettes that I will talk about that I would be very happy with. use all the shades in it, that's why they moved up the ranks: The palette in fifth place is Milani's soft and sensual palette. For me, a big factor in putting this one in the middle is that it doesn't really work. hit the mark as a cool neutral palette, it's definitely much more of a kind of neutral palette because the transition tones and that are tied to the warm for me, I love the core six shades and because I tend to treat this palette a little bit. a little more like a smoky eye palette more like an evening palette I feel like in that sense it works but it was quite difficult I don't know all these palettes in the middle they just blend into each other there is room it's really hard to classify one of them, Another palette that comes in fourth place is Milani Everyday Eyes Palace.

For me, I think this is a more successful palette in terms of its color story. All the shades really make sense with each other, maybe apart from the peachy shade just a little. It's a little big fan of that and I think it might be a touch too warm compared to the other shades, but you can't really get a full look with this. You can really do a smoky eye and you can do a very neutral everyday one. Look, it's a really versatile palette, it's also very affordable at $11, so for me that played a big factor.

I also enjoy the quality of the shadows, so now we are in the top three and I think these are the ones I like the most. I'm really hearing they are real favorites, these are the ones I would put as annual favorites. These are the palettes that I think I enjoyed the most and I think they really deserve their third second and first place in third place. Give it to Mac's Pretty Princess palette. I really loved this palette. I could see myself traveling with this palette. I'm making sure to go to Asia in two weeks, so I might even take this one.

It has such a good shade selection. All the shades I have. I love it, apart from obviously the highlight shader, I talked about how that doesn't really work for me, but I can overlook that because I love real

eyeshadow

s, which is why I would use this. I love that you can do such a wide variety of looks with this. one and the quality for me is also very good and you get a mirror, that's why it won the third place now for the second place. It was very difficult to choose between these two, ah, but I think for second place I have to give it.

For Urban Decay Naked 2, this is probably one of my favorites. If I had to choose between the top two, I think I would choose this one, but it offers good value for money and in terms of shade quality, I think one that I placed at the top is better by only a fraction in terms than I would recommend to you guys, but I still add all those men, they are basically tied to this one on the packaging and the shade selections are fantastic and the quality is not. It disappointed me for five years, so it definitely deserves second place, but of course the drum roll for first place has to go to whoever knew the pop color palette.

Fame. Remember when everyone was looking down on this when it came out and they were just saying they all looked like shades of beige, well I can tell you that the shades here absolutely have a huge variety, even shades that maybe look very similar in the pan, like these two shades, they look quite different on the general eye. The color combo is cooler, but you get that kind of nice separation between kind of a more pinkish palette and kind of a plum moving palette, so I love the variety that you get in this and the quality is unbeatable and the quality is incredible.

I think the reason I have to rank higher than the Naked 2 palette, which I love, is because the price is the best value for money and I think when I recommend products to you, I want to start grabbing them. in the price a little more, sometimes you know as a YouTuber when you have the same products all the time and that can be very easy to dissociate yourself from both what the true value of a product is and because the fame palette is much better. for money than Urban Decay in terms of fair price per gram.

I feel it needs to be placed ahead of his verdict. Oh, nude too, although if I was only allowed to keep one palette off this list, I'd probably choose that nude palette. - but that's my classification. I hope you understand my decisions. You don't have to agree with them at all. In fact, you can just disagree with this entire video if you want, but I had a lot of fun putting this together and I'm really sorry. This will be a really useful video for many of you. My next project is actually making that mascara video I've been talking about.

There won't be as much to production as putting this video together, but I plan to do it in the next few weeks. If you haven't seen my previous videos or I haven't talked about it, that video will compare five different luxury volumizing mascaras and do the same kind of things that I could do in this one. video that talks about value for money, talks about performance and what you get and then also just my personal preference so I hope you enjoyed the video that will be available soon and thank you very much for watching it, thank you very much for your love and support, don't forget to like this video if you enjoy it and see you next time.

I hope you have a wonderful couple of days and I'll see you in my next video, bye.