Urban Decay Smoked Eyeshadow Palette

Urban Decay has some best selling eyeshadow products, including their Naked Palettes, and their primer potion. I was rummaging through their website to look for cool eyeshadow products, and came across this one. I had heard of it maybe one time, but it isn't very popular. That is why I wanted to go over all of the beautiful colors, and the things included in the palette.

The Smoked Eyeshadow Palette comes in a zipper case, which is pretty unique for an eyeshadow palette, and comes with a mirror. It also includes a travel-size eyeshadow primer potion, and a 24/7 Glide-on eye pencil in a black color called Perversion, which fits in the palette. There are 10 eyeshadow colors in all. 

Here are all of the colors. 

The first color is called Kinky, and it's a neutral beige color. This is a good base color, to cover up any veins on the eye. It is also matte. It can also be used as a highlight for the inner tear duct or the brow bone.

The next color is called Freestyle. It is a matte, soft, peachy color. This is is a good color to use on the lid for a simple eye look. 

The next color is called Mushroom, and is a beautiful gun metal color, but it almost looks kind of purpely. It is a shimmery silver, that is also a great lid color, when you're going to a special event, such as a party. 

This color is called Backdoor, and it's a matte chocolate color. It is great for defining the crease, or for putting on the outer-v of the eye and blending, for a brown smokey eye. 

This next color is called Blackout, and it is a matte black. It is the perfect color for a black smokey eye, or you can even use it to line your lash line. 

Barlust is a nice, dark, oatmeal/bronzey color. It is great for defining the crease or blending in the outer-v. It has similar uses to Backdoor, but it is just a little lighter. 

Rockstar is a cute purple plum color, that is jewel-toned. It is gorgeous to do a purple smokey eye with, because it is pretty dark. It can also be applied simply on the lid. 

Evidence is a great pop of blue. It is also jewel-toned, and is a really pigmented, beautiful color. It is great to do a fun look with, and can be put on the lower lash line, the lid, the outer-v, etc. It can be placed pretty much anywhere, as a fun color to create a fresh look. 

The next color, called Loaded, is a beautiful dark, forest green. It is very pigmented and jewel-toned as well. It is really nice, and a fun color like Evidence. Similar to Evidence, you can add it to the lower lash line, the lid, or anywhere to create a fun look. Especially when paired with a purple color like rockstar, it looks amazing. It can also be used to create a green smokey eye. 

The final color is called Asphalt, and it is another silver color like Mushroom, but it's a little darker. It is better to create a darker silver smokey eye, and is also good for lining the lower lash line. It is a beautiful color. 

I really enjoy the diversity of this palette, and the gorgeous, pigmented, darker colors. It is perfect to create any kind of dark smokey eye, and comes with an eye pencil and eye primer, which is pretty much everything you need to create an amazing eye look. It is 49 dollars on the Urban Decay website, and for the 10 eye shadow colors, the travel-size primer potion, the glide-on eye pencil, and the quality and pigmentation of the shadows, it is a fair price. I really see myself getting my hands on this palette in the future. 

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