I recently purchased this palette from Saucebox Cosmetics. This is their collaboration with the ladies of Batalash. When I originally saw that Samantha post the swatches on her Instagram, I knew this was a palette I had to have! There is still a limited number of these palettes left, so get it while it's hot. It is limited edition after all.
A little more about this palette:
There are 4 universal matte shadows and 4 pearl finishes. Each pan contains 4 grams of product! Typically and eye shadow is .05 grams. While the price of $60 seems expensive, it breaks down to $7.50 per shadow. You are getting a lot for our money. I have some comparison pictures to other brands products below.
The palette did take a little longer than expected to arrive, but Saucebox was amazing. They communicated throughout the whole process and kept us in the loop. I really appreciate a company that takes care of the customer. This is a growing company, and I would purchase other items in the future.
Also note that this is a cruelty free brand.
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| Vanilla,Winter Brown, Cinnamon, Lace Noir Enigma, Electro, Popper, Enigma The eye shadows are housed in a sturdy cardboard palette. I really like the artwork and the color they chose. It also has a magnetic closure and a good sized mirror. |
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| No flash |
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| Flash Moving onto the most important part, the eye shadows! It has amazing pigmentation. The texture is creamy, buttery, and soft. If you have ever used a LORAC shadow, these are similar. Vanilla is the only color I don't feel like is a true matte. It's more of a satin. This is my first time trying Saucebox Cosmetics, and I have to say I'm thoroughly impressed. This is a great palette. You can create natural, dramatic, or colorful looks. This palette allows you to be creative. This is definitely a palette I can see myself traveling with because of it's versatility. |
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| Saucebox eye shadow vs Makeup Geek blush (almost the same size!) |
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| Saucebox eye shadow vs MAC eye shadow |
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