Huh? Sephora Endless Color Blockbuster

Just spotted this palette from Sephora containing 187 colours for eyes, cheeks and lips and costing $48. In the description on sephora.com it is described as having a value of $435. Just not sure how that is possible. I’m no economist, but even I can work out that doesn’t make any sense at all. I’ve had a good look at any small print, and there isn’t any that explains how this can possibly be. I suppose what they are saying is that if they were all sold separately then the value would add up to $435, but it doesn’t say whether any of these products are even available to be sold separately in same sizes as feature in the palette. Or maybe they’re saying if they produced each one individually then that’s how much it would be. Oh, I don’t know. But I do question whether it is a ‘real’ value deal.


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5 responses to “Huh? Sephora Endless Color Blockbuster”

  1. Dainty Darling Digits

    I ordered this last year and it was the biggest disappointment. The shadows were so chalky and had very little pigment and the same goes with anything else in the palette. I ended up returning it asap and I don’t recommend anyone waste the money on it.

  2. I rarely ever trust any company’s “a XXX value” statements, unless I can trace back each individual piece and see its retail value.

    …and even then I’m suspicious.

  3. Anonymous

    When I look at these kinds of “Blockbuster sets”, I always check where are they made before buying. I know the previous Sephora sets are made in China, even there regular eyeshadows are made elsewhere. This doesn’t not applies only to Sephora sets, but some other brands have sets made there.

  4. Vicky

    I guess at around $2.30 per item it would work out at $435 overall. That said, they obviously save a lot on packaging costs with a big palette rather than lots of individual pots. Stila claim their Travel palettes are worth $60 (they are priced at ($10) but given the smaller size, this can’t really be true. Also most of the colours aren’t available separately.

  5. Ninni

    They really try anything to sell. I don’t like the quality of Sephora’s eyeshadows at all and I have tried several products. No, I would not buy this one.

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