Review on 🏯 Chinese Palaces Inspired Eye Makeup Palette: 9 Pigmented Shades, Matte & Shimmer Eyeshadows, Long Lasting & Sweatproof by Krystal Barnes

Supplied in an outer box sealed with plastic foil. There is information about the product on the back of the box but not in English so I have no idea what it says. i always hate it If you are selling something, the information should be in a language that people in the area where you are selling can understand. The product page doesn't list any ingredients either, so it's impossible to know what it contains. The design of the palette is beautiful. This is cardboard. He's a nice weight. There is a mirror in the lid which works well so you don't look like you're looking in the mirror in the laugh room 😂 There are 9 pots. There are 6 long narrow, 1 large medium and 2 medium on the sides of the large medium (see photo). Each mug has a beautiful engraving. You get 4 matte, 3 shimmery shimmer and 2 satin finishes. shadow is black. It looks like satin. It has a very slight sheen. Has good pigment. It feels creamy. It's easy to undo. The second shade is gold. It looked great in the pan. I thought it was a transparent glossy shade. It is transparent but not fully transparent. He has some pigment. It feels creamy but slightly dry when there is a slight kickback. It's not shiny, just shimmery. The next shade is creamy matte. It's soft, smooth and pigmented. I was surprised at how pigmented it is for such a pale shade. Normally with my fair skin I have to apply at least a couple of coats for these colors to show through. Not with that! I only needed 1 swipe! The next shade is pale pink. This is another one that looked shiny in the pan. It's like gold, which is clear, but not completely clear. It has more brilliance than gold. It feels creamy rather than golden. The next red is dull. When I touched it I thought maybe I'm wrong and it's going to be a satin shade because it's so creamy. But it looked dull on the Swatch. Has good pigment. It's not the most pigmented, but it's soft and smooth. It also accumulates well. The next golden champagne. This is another one that looked shiny in the pan. This one feels soft and moist, like a creamy eye shadow. It is very transparent but shiny. The next matte caramel brown. It's soft, smooth and pigmented. The next is brick red. It looked pan black so I figured it was satin. More like a real shimmer. It has more shimmer and shine than black. But it's a bit clean. It has a creamy tint. Finally a reddish brown matte shade. It's soft, smooth and pigmented. Patterns never tell the whole story. In fact, they only show color and pigmentation best. Sometimes they can give you an idea of the formula too, but not always. I've had amazing eyeshadow samples and horrible results and vice versa. So I always wait to try it on a few times before deciding on a palette. Unfortunately, this palette did not live up to my expectations. I always look forward to it. Shimmering shades can be picked up with a brush anyway - sometimes they're easy to pick up, sometimes they're subtle, and sometimes they're not picked up at all. But matte shades are usually not a problem to pick up with a brush. This is the first time I've encountered matte finishes that didn't lend themselves well to slightly dipping the brush into the bowl. I usually dip the brush a few times and pick up the product. You have to run the brush over the baking sheet to pick up the product. If you just dip the brush, it won't pick up anything. That's so strange. I'm a big fan of cosmetics, especially eyeshadow. I've tried too many eyeshadows, from cheap to expensive, but this has never happened to me. I've tried natural hair brushes and synthetic brushes and you have to swipe to pick up the matte ones, which is so weird to me. The same goes for shimmer and satin, but there's nothing unusual about that. Once you pick up matte colors with a brush, they have good pigment. But they are heterogeneous and cloudy. I tried caramel brown with dark brown and they looked weird together. Red is weird. As I said, when I tried it it looked like it would be matte when I looked at it, but when I touched it to make a pattern it seemed almost silky. But there was no shine. Although he wasn't very pigmented. It's just not easy to mix with this one. You can use black satin to deepen things if you like. I love these atlases. All in all it's not for me. Love the packaging and the design with engraved pans. But the quality just isn't enough for me. I give 2 stars for the packaging, but that's about it.