Why sephora, why?

[StJess80]

Why can't you make baked palettes that stay?!?

www.sephora.com/moonshadow-baked-palette-in-the-heat-P310723

I love the look of this palette, but with the track record of their moon baked shadows, I am going to pass. Even if it is pretty.

[Kore]

Ugh. Those palettes actually make me mad. lol. So much wasted potential! I've never been more frustrated with a product.

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I hate sephora eyeshadow palettes. I got two as gifts and they are just such shitty quality.

[StJess80]

May 21, 2012 11:41:59 GMT -5 @iheartcosmos said:

I hate sephora eyeshadow palettes. I got two as gifts and they are just such shitty quality.

I have that big ass one, the one where it divides into 5 separate sections. I like that one well enough. (I mean, I think it was like $26 for a bazillion colors.) With UDPP under and MUFE HD on the top, they stay fairly well.

That is not the case with those baked ones though, IF you can manage to get any color out of them, that is.

[Kore]

May 21, 2012 12:01:06 GMT -5 StJess80 said:

May 21, 2012 11:41:59 GMT -5 @iheartcosmos said:

I hate sephora eyeshadow palettes. I got two as gifts and they are just such shitty quality.

I have that big ass one, the one where it divides into 5 separate sections. I like that one well enough. (I mean, I think it was like $26 for a bazillion colors.) With UDPP under and MUFE HD on the top, they stay fairly well.

That is not the case with those baked ones though, IF you can manage to get any color out of them, that is.

I'm convinced that all the color is in the glitter, which falls off your lids immediately.

[doctorsbaby]

I'm so glad you posted this, I thought I was doing something wrong with mine.

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Have you tried using them wet? That is supposed to make them easier to work with and gives a better color payoff.

[Kore]

May 22, 2012 6:14:37 GMT -5 @godawgs said:

Have you tried using them wet? That is supposed to make them easier to work with and gives a better color payoff.

Yes. It made little difference. If you want to use more than one color, they're impossible to blend.

They swatch beautifully, but they're total shit on the lid.

[StJess80]

May 22, 2012 7:43:50 GMT -5 Kore said:

May 22, 2012 6:14:37 GMT -5 @godawgs said:

Have you tried using them wet? That is supposed to make them easier to work with and gives a better color payoff.

Yes. It made little difference. If you want to use more than one color, they're impossible to blend.

They swatch beautifully, but they're total shit on the lid.

And if you manage to get any color, and happen to have oily lids, you are super screwed.

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That's too bad. I'm glad I never tried them then.