Get Naked With Urban Decay
Urban Decay’s well known ‘naked’ range is ideal for those of you who want to make an investment in a palette that you are guaranteed to love. The naked palettes 1, 2 and 3 all sell for £38.00 from Urban Decay counters. However, it can get confusing on which one to pick, Simply Oloni are equipping readers with a naked comparison and a quick review of each one.
The original naked palette is a warm-toned neutral palette. It comes in a brown, velvety case and consists of 2 matte shades, followed by 10 shimmer shades. The shades are: Virgin, Sin, Naked, Sidecar, Buck, Half-Baked, Smog, Darkhorse, Toasted, Hustle, Creep and Gunmetal. The palette starts off with lighter colours, perfect for every day and daytime looks. Where as shades such as gunmetal and creep are perfect for an evening date night or a smoky look.
Original Naked Shades
The second edition of the naked palette, ‘Naked 2’ follows with a neutral theme. The major difference is that it’s a cool-toned palette. It consists of 3 matte shades, and 9 shimmer eye shadows. The packaging is a brown, metal tin case with a similar mirror as the original naked palette. The shades are: Foxy, Half Baked, Bootycall, Chopper, Tease, Snakebite, Suspect, Pistol, Verve, YDK, Busted and Blackout. This palette is more of an every day one, if you want a palette that you will get plenty of use of, Naked 2 is the one for you.
Naked 2 Shades
The release of the ‘Naked 3’ palette showed that Urban Decay wanted something different. It’s by far the most different palette out of the collection. The rose gold-toned shades are pretty and perfect for day and night looks. With 3 matte and 9 shimmer shades, you have more of a range of looks to choose from. The packaging consists of a gold, metal tin case with a clasp closure. The shades are: Strange, Dust, Burnout, Limit, Buzz, Trick, Nooner, Liar, Factory, Mugshot, Darkside and Blackheart. You can build up a gorgeous rose gold, smoky eye look with this palette as well as a pink toned day look.
Naked 3 Shades
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