The only downside of this palette – as with the previous Naked palettes is the lack of matte shades. It’s just my personal preference that I’m more drawn to earthy bronze and brown tones but I like that this palette still offers subtle neutral shades with a hint of color. One end is flat to lay the color down, the other end is fluffy to blend it all out. I also used the double ended brush that the palette comes with for all the looks (cleaning it in between colors) and I really liked it. I only used the colors in this palette, no other brands or shades. The colors in this palette are really pretty, in fact, if you’re looking for a romantic Valentine’s Day look, these blush and pink tones would help you create gorgeous variations. I’ve named them Barely Naked, Half Naked and All Out :)) Here’s a sneak peek at the looks before I move onto my thoughts on the palette and how I achieved these looks: To show the versatility of the palette, I did 3 looks from the most basic to the more intense.
Hello beauties! As promised, I’ve been putting the Urban Decay Naked 3 palette to the test.
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