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| A gorgeous silver and gold highlighter palette with party-worthy design. |
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| A tiny little has-everything you need compact (The £2 coin is to illustrate how small it is) |
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| Inside there are two lip shades and a lip gloss. Although I guess the lip shades could also be blushers… |
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| On the second level of the palette there are three lovely eyeshadow shades Silver, Purple and Purple-black. |
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| There’s also a small mirror in the lid and the lipgloss slots in nicely so it’s easy to carry. |
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| A gorgeous neutrals palette – very slim and nicely portable. |
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| Dual Ended Eye Liner with black and silver |
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| Swatches of the black and silver liner – the black is lovely and glossy. |
The neutral palette looks like a much easier to work with alternative to the UD naked palette. 6 colours is much more 6am-morning-friendly than like… 20. Seems like a really good option especially at Christmas. I have a few girl friends who don’t really know what they’re doing with eyeshadow and so consequently just wear neutrals all the time. This would be perfect for them 🙂
I love the neutral shadows! I really want!!!!! How do I forward to boyfriend? 🙂
Emma x.x.x
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Wow – I’m loving the compact palette!!
These are the kind of posts that I wish my husband would read. Mary Quant actually does very interesting make-up, with amazing packaging. They do pallettes where you can mix and match lipsticks (in different textures as well as a good shade variety)and eyeshadows. I gave one to a friend and it was definitely a gift to give proudly. I don’t represent Mary Quant, I just love the idea of an iconic English brand from 60s London.
Lauren
http://www.thefabulousmission.blogspot.com
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