JuliaGhostx3
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Does anyone with the palette know if there are any good dupes for blackheart?? /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />
Nice comparison ZadiBlackheart is a misleading name because one would think it's black and it's not. Their description, "smoky black matte with rosy red micro-sparkle" but it's not black at all. Mini Skirt from the Night Life EM Cosmetics palette is a dupe (though it's not as pigmented in one swipe). BHCS02 (single pan, 99 cents) from BH Cosmetics is a little more red than brown. Captivate from Stila is too light. The pan from the Jenni Rivera (BH Cosmetics) palette is also too light. The crease color from Wet n Wild's Petal Pusher (8 pan palette) is too dark and comes off more as a "smoky black with rosy red-micro-sparkle) than Blackheart does.
It's exactly like beauty marked, that's been one of my go to shadows for years.I don't own blackheart but from looking at it and its description it really reminds me of Beauty Marked from M.A.C.... Does anyone with the palette know if there are any good dupes for blackheart?? /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />
I dunno if that's true, it looks wonderful on Karen over at makeup and beauty blog and she's a pretty dark skinned Filipina, also a bunch of other black bloggers seemed to get it to work. I just have an extremely aggressively golden undertone and it tends to interfere with a lot of things, that was one of the reasons I started creating makeup. Also, this palette just isn't as good as the other two, it's not as buttery, there's a lot of fallout, honestly if I hadn't bought it directly from UD I'd have sworn it was a knockoff, like the difference between this palette and the vice 2 is like night and day. I just don't get it. Sorry just my opinion.I think that the Naked 1 and 2 work better on people with medium to dark skin, and people with a warm tone. I feel like Naked 3 is for cool toned people, and really pale people, mainly. My favorite color so far is Liar. I put it all over my lids and creases, highlighted with Strange, and put Dust in a little circle in the center of each lid, and that has been my favorite look I've done, so far. Sorry, I tried to take a picture, but my phone camera couldn't handle the fabulous. I love that Dust is so sheer. I can put it over darker colors, or whatever, to make a portion of it lighter and more shimmery. This palette is a lot of fun!
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