Makeup fans rush to buy iconic eyeshadow palette that’s half-off at Sephora – shoppers say there’s ‘nothing like it’
A COSMETIC bag staple has been a cult favorite of those seeking the perfect nude.
The makeup palette is now a jaw-dropping 50% off.
Naked2 Basics Eyeshadow Palette by Urban Decay is currently $17.50 at Sephora. It was originally $35.
According to the brand, the shades can be worn alone for a neutral look.
It can also be donned with bolder colors to complement brighter hues.
The fan favorite’s versatility may be why it has lasted so long in the makeup game.
Where to buy it
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Naked2 Basics Eyeshadow Palette by Urban Decay, $17.50, Sephora.
CULT FOLLOWING
From beauty bloggers to those experimenting with makeup alike — many have praised Urban Decay for their timeless formulas.
Several Sephora shoppers chimed in with their two cents on the palette in the reviews section.
“The best,” one wrote. “Nothing like it.
“The best cool tone, easy wear palette. Super blendable and great for travel.”
“Fantastic neutral matte palette,” another added.
“Love this little palette. All shades are velvety, and blend really well.
“The two middle shades are perfect neutral crease colors.
“The mirror bends almost all the way back, so I end up using it to do my eyeshadow most days.
“Will definitely buy [it] again.”
“Love this palette,” said a third. “All the shades needed for a subtle, natural look.
“Most other palettes I’ve seen of this sort tend to have too many warm shades that clash with my skin tone, but this is perfect for me.
“I’m not a huge eyeshadow person so it’s nice to have one basic, good-quality palette that will do the trick for every day and not have a bunch of bright or shimmery colors I’ll never use.”
“It took me a long to time to finaly buy this palette,” one more said.
“I though by looking at the colors on the website, that they would be too dark and similarly looking on the lids. However, that is not the case.
“I had the original Naked Basics, and I have to say that this one is better.
“The colors just work well together and are more buttery than the original Basics.
“They also blend well, and there is no fallout. Effortless look, for every day.”
