I like these colors a lot they all look awesome especially Fishnet. Urban decay quality is amazing cant argue that. I wish they had replaced Stray Dog with a more colorful shade though I feel like it doesnt belong
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More reviews by makeupchameleon
i love this palette so much! it is so great for any occasion! it has 6 stunning colors and a sparkling lip gloss. i received this as a birthday present and i love it so much! all the eye shadows apply fulling to my eyes and are rich in color! :)
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Love it! All of the colors in this palette are pretty and pigmented, and there's a nice variety here. I would have liked a brighter shade to replace Sin in order to better fit with the "fun" theme -- it's hard to find entirely colorful palettes and this would be a great opportunity -- but since it's a very useful shade I can't complain too much. Uzi gets a lot of flack for being a complete glitterbomb, but it's completely usable with a sticky base like Pixie Epoxy.
One thing I like about UD's eyeshadow palettes are the extras, which improve the value (even moreso considering that I got this on sale). The primer potion needs no introduction, and while it's not perfect on my oily lids it's one of the best primers I've used. The pencil eyeliner, however, isn't so great: it doesn't go on very smoothly and is underpigmented. I far prefer liquid or gel eyeliner, but I still expected more from a product that a lot of people love. However, this may be due to the inherently difficult nature of glitter pencil eyeliners, and because of that and because, again, the palette's theme I wish they included an unusual color instead. (I guess they wanted to provide a complete look?)
A good buy if you're not a neutrals-only kind of makeup user and especially if you can get it on a bargain website, just don't expect to love the eyeliner!
I love UD palettes, but I have all of these colors in other palettes. (just different names) I'ts just not my favorite, but the colors are great for summer & perfect for anyone who doesn't already own any UD eye makeup. It comes w/ everything you need to get started. 6 shadows, an original primer, & a 24/7 liner. BTW-I for some reason do not like UD shadows in circles. Weird, but I've just gotten used to them in squares in the pallettes. (rectangle in Nakeds.) continued >>
More reviews by Alexacelineazka84
I love woodstock,sin,baked in fun pallete.I dont know why people give low rate this stuff there.If u dont ever tried urban decay shadow before,Fun pallete are the right choice.
The colour in the fun pallete permanent.
Sin is my favorite,love it.I have planning buy sin single e/s since i like it so much.
You get ud 24/7 oil slick and udpp there.
I buy in $ 19,worth to buy great value.
I also wear uzi,nice if i wear with wet and carefull
More reviews by elfodimontagna
I like it but it gives a lot of fall out! the colours are really bright and fun indeed a part from uzi that sucks, too much glitter! i paid 10 eurosfot it! at first i couldn't belive it! so cheap...
only problem: I am a neutral girl so I use this palette only for practise.. :)
More reviews by reaperangelique
I chose Fun over Dangerous and Feminine because I was after bright colours, and I was drawn to Flipside and Woodstock like a moth to a crazy bright flame. Before I get to those, the packaging is nice, it's relatively secure, there's a fair amount of product for the price and it's a pretty good 'gateway drug' of a palette. That said, I have mixed feelings about the shadows themselves.
Sin is a champagne colour that I already had in Naked; perfect pigmentation, great colour, all of that, but uninteresting because I already had it. Baked, a bright gold, was a similar story- already had Half Baked and while it's deeper, it's not that different. It is beautiful, though. Those two are the best of the lot.
Psychedelic Sister is a slightly warm, rich purple and it's not the most pigmented thing ever, but it's certainly not bad- it combines well with other pinks and purples. Woodstock is a hot pink and it's gorgeous in the pan, but it applies pretty sheer unless you pack it on- making it more wearable, but less of the bright pink I was after. Flipside is even more disappointingly lacking in pigmentation and at first I was pretty annoyed- such a beautiful bright teal in the pan and hardly showing up on my eyes! With patience, I got it to work pretty well layered over Hustle, a chocolate brown. Basically these three are not as bright as they look and it can be a trial to get them to work, but it is achievable.
Let's not even talk about Uzi- white with glitter- because I knew that was a dead loss before I even bought it. Pigmented enough on my finger but basically a load of glitter on my eyes. Has its uses but it's hardly a shade I'm reaching for a lot.
I won't be getting another (not that I would run out anyway), but it's good. Just not spectacular. The colours themselves are hard to use by themselves- Flipside and Baked work, so do Woodstock and PS, or Sin and Baked- so they're more of an addition to a collection than a starter or all-purpose palette. I use them more and like them better now that I have the Skull shadow box to coordinate them with. I hear good things about Feminine and Dangerous, but I just don't want muted or dark colours.
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