Huda Beauty - Nude Obsession Light Oogschaduwpalet

Love it. Many different looks. Some of the colors do have a bit of kickback.

This palette is ok. The mattes apply okay but the lightest green hardly shows up and I’m quite fair. Some of the shimmers are very thin, more like top coats but that’s a style preference. There are a couple shades I love so I’ll keep it but overall it’s not her best palette.

This is a really good palette. The mattes all performance well and aren’t overly powdery. The shimmers apply best with a finger but are very impactful. If you like the shades it’s a great little palette. I use the third shade a lot. The 7th shade is looks shimmery but you pretty much have to use it as a matte. I do with it had a true shimmer red.

I’m surprised at the low rating this product has got. Firstly, the colour selection is interesting and if you like reds and purples, well, this is the palette for you. I do like that these shades have some interest to them instead of being ‘flat’ matte tones. Secondly, I find that the pigmentation is strong and is suitable for my olive skin. I have oily eyelids and usually apply concealer to my eyelid and then I will usually set it with a light dusting of translucent powder. The shades blend wonderfully on top of that and don’t muddy or disappear. There is some fall out, and I find that these pigments are so creamy they might almost crumble if you press too hard, however that is the formula that Huda intended for this palette but I can see why some people might be uncomfortable with using it as there can be fall out. The shimmery shades also don’t need a base in my opinion, they shine and glimmer all on their own without needing extra help. Overall very pleased.

I really love this little palette! And the price is right, only $27. I had been looking for some nice greens and this fits the bill so well! And I usually don't do well with warm shades, but the yellow here is lemony enough that I can use it. To increase the pigmentation of the matte greens, pat over a base (I use the Ulta Nude Matte eye primer) and limit blending. For the glitters, apply wet: heavily coat both sides of a packing brush, then lightly spray (something like Fix+, or a DIY mix of water/glycerin), apply. Not getting the eyeshadow wet prevents hard pan. Here's the list of shades: metallic glitter, bright, chartreuse green matte bright mint green metallic medium green deep, forest green with subtle, warm brown undertones and a pearly sheen shimmer medium teal with cool undertones matte bright medium green matte muted warm olive metallic rich, olive green metallic bright, light lemony yellow