I’ve got to recommend this palette for having such lovely quality shadows. They’re soft, buildable and although they don’t look it in the pan, so shimmery. The Ben Nye Lumiere Grand Metallics Palette has 8 shades and I think I’d personally use every single one.
You can see how they come to life on the skin – it’s kind of a shame they look so flat in the palette. Ben Nye is really a make-up artist range – this palette is £67 which surprised me a bit I must admit – nonetheless, I can’t see you’d need to buy another metallic shadow until at least 2020 because the sizes are so generous and with blending, just about every autumnal colour-way is covered! The quality is definitely there…
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This is a hefty initial outlay but gram for gram these shadows work out at less than half the price of MAC single pan shadows. MAC = £6.66, Ben Nye = £3.10, bargain really 😉 xx
It is really gorgeous, surprisingly, it reminds me of Mua Going for Gold palette that they released last year for the olympics, so as much as I love Ben Nye, this is not for me, and the price is sky high as well!
Such a gorgeous palette, I love the packaging, but the price? not so much! Lucky you for having one! The colours are gorgeous! xxx
Holly
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I love to wear metallic eyeshadows in autumn/winter. I also find that bronze really makes my blue eyes pop! This palette looks perfect!
BritishBeautyAddict
They sound divine…
Thanks for the beautiful review
Ooo wow this palette looks gorgeous. The pink shade is my fave
Kimberley x
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