Comfort Zone Palette - Review | Wet n Wild

      I love eyeshadow palettes. I just love them. It doesn`t matter how many I have...I just have to have more! I`m so sad that I couldn`t bring all of my makeup when I moved here (so sad story).  I took a few of my palettes and one of them, of course is the Comfort Zone palette by Wet n Wild. I absolutely love it so I had to take it!



      The packaging is stable, it`s well made and it closes well with a "click".  On the back we have information about the product, ingredients, and some  makeup looks suggestions. The palette is split in to two sides - on the left we have natural, warm shades and on the right we have earthy, green shades. All the shadows are shimmering, some of them have a lots of glitter and some of them - less. Every single shadow is labelled as "brow bone", "eyelid", "crease" and "definer" and I find this very sweet - it can really be helpful if you don`t have much experience with makeup. Of course you don`t have to use the shadows only the way they`re labelled. The palette comes with a little brush. I personally don`t use it, but if you don`t have anything else it will do the work.

      I will quickly go through the shades. So, on the left/warm side we have a light, yellow, creamy shade as a brow bone shade. Then we have a warm rose copper shade, which have super creamy and smooth texture. The crease shade is deep bronze shade, which also is very nice and creamy, really smooth. And last we have a deep burgundy shade with lots of glitter. With this last shade you can experience a bit of fall-outs only when you`re applying them, because it`s not that creamy in texture like the last two shades. So if you want to use the definer shade I advice you to do your eyes first and then the rest of the face.



      On the right side we have something like a... golden nude/beige shade with lots of sheen (if that makes sense...describing a color in English is really hard for me :D). When I first saw this shadow I thought it was a cool toned grey or something like that, but actually when you swatch it or apply it on  to the lid it`s not cool at all - it`s actually a very warm shade. Then we have a nice, olive green shade. The crease color on this side is a deep green (almost black) with a gold glitter in it. And the definer here is the shade that is considered as the dupe for MAC`s blue/brown pigment. This is a duo chromatic shade which is a warm red/brown shade with blue/green sheen and it just looks amazing. With this definer shade you can experience a bit of a fall-outs too. It`s hard to take a photo of a shade like this, let me tell you!



      Of all the shades the left eyelid and crease are the most creamy. All the shadows are very well pigmented and so easy to work with. They apply smooth, they blend nice, they last all day, I just love them. I highly recommend this palette if you are looking for shimmering shadows in warm/green tones. I really think you won`t be disappointed! It`s inexpensive, it`s good quality, what more can we want?!

           


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      XO, Monika :)