The first palatte I have here is the flawless palette. This palate includes a selection of 32 different shadows with the colours going from more nudey shades, to dark dramatic shades. It also includes a range or textures including mattes, some subtle shimmers, some quite glittery shades and some more creamy metallic shades. The pigmentation on these shadows are crazy, they are so pigmented! You can create deeper shades by applying them wet. They are also easy to blend together and all the colours go perfectly together. These shadows last pretty much all day on the lid. Although I like to just give them a quick go over with a fluffy eye brush to buff out the colour as I have quite small eyelids so it starts to gather near my crease after a few hours, though this does happen with near enough any eye shadow I use!
The what are you waiting for palatte has a selection of 18 shades, this palette concentrates more on nude shades with a few darker shades rather than a wider range of colours and textures. Just like the flawless palatte this one has great pigmentation and lasting power
flawless palatte- £8
What are you waiting for palatte- £6
The blush palatte is in "sugar and spice"
For me this palatte is amazing for colour choice! It includes shades starting for quite light peachy pink shades up to bright rosy pink shades, it even has a baked pink blush/highlighter and a baked white highlighter! When applying this you need to make sure you have a tinyyy bit on your brush and build up the colour on your cheeks lightly as the pigmentation is insane, a little definitely does go a long way! The lasting power on these are brilliant, last all day, although I would say they do start to fade a teny bit toward the end of the day but nothing major!
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Sugar and spice palatte- £6
Overall I would certainly recommend these palattes as they are just amazing, and the price!? To good to not have them! This is slowly but surely becoming my favourite drugstore brand!!
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