I've ever met a ColourPop Pressed Shadow Palette that I didn't like, which is why I think I own every one that they've put out so far.
They combine great quality with great value -- how can I resist?
Now, ColourPop does seem to come out with a new palette every week, which is a little overwhelming, but I'm not about to complain.
Over the past couple of months, I've tried the Semi-Precious, Golden State of Mind, All I See Is Magic, Take Me Home, and Double Entendre Palettes -- and they're just as good as all of the other palettes I've tried from ColourPop.
The palettes vary in size, but they all come in sturdy cardboard packaging that's thin and convenient to store. The only one that has a mirror inside, though, is the mini, Take Me Home.
The Semi-Precious Palette has 8 metallic shadows in both cool and warm tones, but the pans are larger than those in most ColourPop palettes.
The shades include: Celestial, warm champagne ivory; Beam Me Up, icy pale blue; Easy Go, vibrant cranberry; Up & Atom, golden amber; West Star, rich copper brown; Bashful, soft icy green; Upon a Star, cool rose; and The Game, antique gold.
ColourPop Semi-Precious Shadow Palette |
While this palette isn't really a standalone because of all the metallic shades, it is absolutely lovely. You'll probably want to bring in a matte or two to complete your look, but you can't beat the shades and performance of this palette.
From l. to r.: Celesital, Beam Me Up, Easy Go, Up & Atom |
From l. to r.: West Star, Bashful, Upon a Star, The Game |
You can get the Semi-Precious Palette for $18 at the moment (originally $26!).
The Golden State of Mind Palette contains 15 shadows with a glitter finish.
ColourPop Golden State of Mind Shadow Palette |
ColourPop Golden State of Mind Shadow Palette |
From l. to r.: Golden Egg, Pay the Piper, GRLFRND, Zero Clue, Watch Out |
From l. to r.: Drizzle, Uptight, Can't Stop, Sparkler, Unsupervised |
From l. to r.: Lust in Time, Mind Tricks, Wing Woman, Heads or Tales, Tinker Time |
(Though, honestly, I've used for everyday looks too.)
The Golden State of Mind Palette is $20 right now on the ColourPop website, but only $18 at Sephora.
The All I See Is Magic Palette is probably my favorite of this batch.
ColourPop All I See Is Magic Shadow Palette |
ColourPop All I See Is Magic Shadow Palette |
From l. to r.: Go Wish, Now and Zen, 11:11, Treat Yourself, Top Notch |
From l. to r.: Tinsel Town, Twinkle Toes, Something Special, Wishful Winking, Pitter Patter |
From l. to r.: Save It For Later, Big Spoon, T-Cup, Imperial, Never Never |
The shades are absolutely gorgeous in this palette, and the shadows perform as well as my favorite ColourPop pressed shadows.
You can get All I See Is Magic Palette for $20.
The Take Me Home Palette is a mini, travel-friendly option that contains just 6 shadows. The shades are some of ColourPop's best sellers, so if you have some of the single shadows, you may already have some of these.
ColourPop Take Me Home Shadow Palette |
ColourPop Take Me Home Shadow Palette |
From l. to r: Issues, Side Tracked, French Kiss, Salt Water, Popular Demand, Bitter Better |
You can get it for $10 on the ColourPop website.
The Double Entendre Palette is a standard size ColourPop palette with 12 shadows in nude, natural tones.
Colour Pop Double Entendre Shadow Palette |
ColourPop Double Entendre Shadow Palette |
From l. to r.: Locked & Loaded, Uninhibited, Hot Bod, Flasher |
From l. to r.: Nekkid, Extra Curricular, Hard, Draft |
From l. to r.: Keep It PG, Nip Slip, Send Noodles, Teddy Bare |
You can purchase it for $16 on the ColourPop website.
All in all, I would recommend any one of these palettes because you really can't beat the value and quality that ColourPop delivers.
Have you tried the ColourPop Semi-Precious, Golden State of Mind, All I See Is Magic, Take Me Home, and/or Double Entendre Shadow Palettes? Which is your favorite?
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