Urban Decay released three Limited Edition palettes this spring. The idea behind the palettes is that they represent personalities:
Fun,
Dangerous and
Feminine.
Like all of the palettes Urban Decay releases, you get a miniature of an Urban Decay Primer Potion, and a 24/7 Eye Liner Pencil.
Here’s some tidbits about each palette:
Fun Palette - Urban Decay Primer Potion in
Original, 24/7 Eye Liner Pencil in
Oil Slick, Eye Shadows in
Woodstock, Baked, Uzi, Sin, Flipside and
Psychedelic Sister.
Dangerous Palette - Urban Decay Primer Potion in
Greed, 24/7 Eye Liner Pencil in
Rockstar, Eye Shadows in
Haight, Mildew, Virgin, Oil Slick, Rockstar and
Gunmetal.
Feminine Palette - Urban Decay Primer Potion in
Eden, 24/7 Eye Liner Pencil in
Zero, Eye Shadows in
Stray Dog, SWF, Midnight Cowboy, Aquarius, Darkhorse, and
Ecstasy.
My favorite of the bunch is the
Feminine Palette.
I did a lot of reading about the
Feminine Palette and watched a few YouTube videos about it prior to deciding to buy it.
The shades in this palette really are very feminine - they’re soft but colorful. They’re also very neutral - and a lot of the shades are ‘cool’, meaning they’ve got blue bases.
All of the eye shadows in the
Feminine Palette are shimmery; there are no matte shades. There are two glitter based shadows and one is more glittery than the other.
SWF (acronym for Single White Female) is the shimmery baby pink and it’s got micro glitter in it.
Midnight Cowboy (a shadow shade Urban Decay is famous for) is a shimmery off-white with loads of chunky glitter. Both of these shades are workable if you know how to apply them; tapping your brush will get all of the glitter to fall off your before you apply the shadow to your lids (unless the brush is wet). Some people don’t like any glitter in their eye shadow - but then I don’t know why you would buy some of Urban Decay’s eyeshadows; The company is very good about stating which of their shadows have glitter on them. In my opinion, if you know what you’re getting you shouldn’t be complaining.
My favorite Urban Decay eye shadow is
Stray Dog, so I love that this palette contains it.
Aquarius is a gorgeous shimmery light aqua - so pretty!
The big surprise to me in this palette was the shade
Ecstasy - a bright, crisp purple. In the palette the color appears like it’s going to be super intense and crazy powerful, but it’s actually very sheer. It is a super wearable bright color! I am going to use it a ton!
Last is
Darkhorse, a shade that you can’t get in a single - it’s been featured in Urban Decay’s
Naked Palette too.
The packaging of this particular product is a little ‘blah’ to me - it’s what has become their standard six-pan cardboard palette, with a slot between the two rows of shadow to hold the eye liner. This palette is a periwinkle purple and it’s got the brand name and product name on the front - the brand name is felted (velvety to the touch) and the palette name is in shiny purple with peacock feather detailing. On the back, there are felted peacock feathers with shiny purple detailing. The inside of the palette has a peacock feather print on the lid and rose patter print on the actual eye shadow palette.
Here is what the palette looks like outside and in:


Here’s a closer look at the eyeshadow shades, and a set of swatches (in the same order they appear in the palette:
Stray Dog, SWF, Midnight Cowboy, Aquarius, Darkhorse, Ecstasy):


I am super happy with this purchase - it’s a very pretty addition to my collection!
Did any of you purchase one (or all?) of these Limited Edition Palettes? What do you think of them?