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Urban Decay Naked 3 Palette








Although not the cheapest eye shadow palette out there, the Naked 3 palette is beautiful. Something that really grabs my attention about it is that it is so unique - there are very few dupes available in the shades the palette provides.



 All I've been wearing (eye shadow wise) recently has been created with this gorgeous set of eye shadows. The palette is rose - hued neutrals and as a massive fan of rose gold, this palette is perfect for me! The palette is very versatile, it can be used for subtle day looks or all out night looks and consists of 12 shades, 3 matte (Strange, Limit and Nooner) and the other are shimmery - although Buzz and Blackheart are very glittery.

I love how the colours are so pigmented and easy to apply that regardless of your make up ability, they look flawless and all of them compliment each other so nicely without looking too similar to each other. Also, when applying, they can be easily built up and they aren't powdery so you don't get a speckle of eye shadow on your cheekbones! 




I haven't taken a photograph of this look but for a day look, I love using Burnout all over my lid, then Buzz (my favourite shade - it's so beautiful on the outer half of my lid and then Mugshot or Darkside in my crease. Blended out, this is a lovely everyday smokey eye and looks nice with a black gel - eyeliner flick. 

For an all out, night look, I used this tutorial on YouTube which is worth a look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oG1QFqIMafU

Although I mainly use my Real Techniques eye brushes, the brush that comes with the palette is actually really good - I took the palette on holiday and didn't bother taking my other eye brushes. 

The Urban Decay Naked 3 palette is £38.00 in Debenhams.

Love,
Elle xxx

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