Today I where the last few things that I bought in New York. I am going to show you guys all of the palettes that I bought while I was in New York City. I bought a few palettes while I was there. Some palettes that I knew I was getting and some palettes I found on the way in New York.
I will start with the palettes that I knew I was getting.
My makeup highlight of my trip was when I bought the Lorac Pro palettes. I was so happy when I went out of Ulta with Lorac Pro palettes. I have been wanting this for the longest time and now they are finally mine. I bought both the Lorac Pro palette and the Lorac Pro 2 palette.
The colors in the Lorac Pro palette are very neutral. So this palette are just my thing. The Lorac Pro 2 palette are also very neutral colors but this palette has more cool toned colors than the Lorac Pro palette.
I am looking forward to play around with the colors more and create more looks with it.
These two palettes are hard to get a hold of if you don't live in the US.
The third palette I knew that I knew I was getting are the Marc Jacobs The Lolita palette. I am in love with this palette. First of all the packaging is amazing. It is the pretties palette I have in my collection. I like the sleek black packaging. And the shadows in this palette are beautiful. I have not used this that much but like the other palettes I am looking forward to using this palette more.
The last two palettes I bought are from Clinique. I found two of the eyeshadows palettes very interesting. The two palettes I got are Wear Everywhere Nudes and Neutral Territory 2.
Both of the palettes are very neutral colors that are in the palettes. Wear Everywhere Nudes is a neutral palette with brownish-golden colors and Neutral Territory 2 is a neutral palette with pink and purple undertones.
I have used these two palettes quite a bit and so far so good I am loving these two palettes.
So these were all of the palettes I bought in New York City. I hope you guys all have enjoyed seeing what I have bought and seeing some go the photos that I took while I was there.
I will link all of the post I have done from my tip to New York down below.
NYC Diary // Part Two
Love, Caroline Mathilde
I will start with the palettes that I knew I was getting.
My makeup highlight of my trip was when I bought the Lorac Pro palettes. I was so happy when I went out of Ulta with Lorac Pro palettes. I have been wanting this for the longest time and now they are finally mine. I bought both the Lorac Pro palette and the Lorac Pro 2 palette.
The colors in the Lorac Pro palette are very neutral. So this palette are just my thing. The Lorac Pro 2 palette are also very neutral colors but this palette has more cool toned colors than the Lorac Pro palette.
I am looking forward to play around with the colors more and create more looks with it.
These two palettes are hard to get a hold of if you don't live in the US.
The third palette I knew that I knew I was getting are the Marc Jacobs The Lolita palette. I am in love with this palette. First of all the packaging is amazing. It is the pretties palette I have in my collection. I like the sleek black packaging. And the shadows in this palette are beautiful. I have not used this that much but like the other palettes I am looking forward to using this palette more.
The last two palettes I bought are from Clinique. I found two of the eyeshadows palettes very interesting. The two palettes I got are Wear Everywhere Nudes and Neutral Territory 2.
Both of the palettes are very neutral colors that are in the palettes. Wear Everywhere Nudes is a neutral palette with brownish-golden colors and Neutral Territory 2 is a neutral palette with pink and purple undertones.
I have used these two palettes quite a bit and so far so good I am loving these two palettes.
So these were all of the palettes I bought in New York City. I hope you guys all have enjoyed seeing what I have bought and seeing some go the photos that I took while I was there.
I will link all of the post I have done from my tip to New York down below.
NYC Diary // Part Two
Love, Caroline Mathilde
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