I saw Rite Aid's paper and found out that Wet n Wild was having a 40% off and when you buy 10$, you get a 4$ coupon back, so I had to try out some new things. These eye shadow palettes retail for $3.99 ea, so I got them for about $2.40 a piece because of the discount. Overall I'm just I really enjoy these because of the different textures they provide in each palette, the monochromatic ones contain at least a matte, shimmer, and glittery shade. But the color pay off of these are no match for the 3 and 8 pan palettes. They transfer from the pan to my fingers nice and full color, but when I swiped them on my hand, it was so light.
392A Tunnel Vision
Monochromatic colors from white to a deep black. This palette was the stronger one compared to the Brown one, these shadows actually looks deep and dark but still not a full color eye shadow palette.
Shades
Base - Creamy matte white
Browbone - Shimmery silver
Eyelid - Satin gunmetal grey
Crease - Silver glitter in a matte black
Definer - Satin black
395A The Naked Truth
5 Neutrals that run from a light beige to a deep brown. This palette seems a bit weak because its neutrals and it has a hard time showing up on the skin.
Shades
Base - Matte beige
Browbone - Shimmery sand
Eyelid - Satin brownish taupe
Crease - Shimmering brown with copper glitter
Definer - Matte deep brown
391A Art in the Streets
I had high hopes for this one and this was the only one that didn't disappoint me because the color does transfer from my fingers to my skin very nicely with a lot of color. These eye shadows are not labeled like the other palettes, I assume because these were meant for you to wear one or two for a pop of color. I'll probably look like a clown if I wore all of these colors on my eyes at the same time. All of these are matte and applied very creamy, especially the orange and the green. These stained my hands a bit when I was swatching them, if you don't want to spurge on the Urban Decay electric palette, give this a try.
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