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Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018

Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018
Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018

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Kristen Leanne is a cruelty-free beauty influencer known for bright colors, glitter, beautiful tattoos and her full-of-life personality. Her videos range from everyday wearable looks to over-the-top glam tutorials, utilizing her artistry and creativity every step of the way. We tapped into Kristen’s amazing makeup talent and discovered what inspires her. Then we bounced color ideas back and forth until we created her perfect makeup collection

Now online @ Urban Decay, Coming Soon to retailers

Kaleidoscope Dream Eyeshadow Palette, $39.00 (Limited EditionLimited Edition)

The limited-edition Kaleidoscope Dream Eyeshadow Palette features 11 vibrant shades, including a uniquely shifty yellow, vivid brights, and an out-of-this-world split-pan duotone. Each shade is named after something close to Kristen’s heart, like LCW (a nod to KL’s fave song, “Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress,” by the Hollies), and 13th Floor (one of her favorite Twilight Zone episodes). Every shade has a velvety texture, rich color, serious staying power and blendability.

  • Spitfire Bright pink satin with purple shift
  • Stay Gold Metallic yellow-gold
  • Tajin Orange matte
  • LCW Metallic teal blue
  • TRM Metallic deep navy blue
  • LEO + Braxton Holographic green pearl shift / holographic red pearl shift
  • Lime Time Metallic neon green
  • 13th Floor Black matte
  • Dye Violet satin
  • Corona Metallic soft bronze with gold shimmer

Daydream Eyeshadow Palette, $26.00 (Limited Edition)

When she’s not dropping amazing rainbow makeup tutorials, Kristen creates the dreamiest neutral eye looks. Loaded with five new shades, the limited-edition Daydream Eyeshadow Palette is her go-to for matte perfection. Plus, every shade has a velvety texture, rich color, serious staying power and blendability.

  • Lucy Ivory matte
  • Daydream Soft nude matte
  • 12/12 Soft peach matte
  • Subscribe Warm nude matte
  • Eight Rich warm brown matte

Beauty Beam Highlighting Palette, $34.00 (Limited Edition)

Kristen digs highlighter almost as much as she digs Mexican food. After bonding over our shared love of tacos, we got down to work on her ultimate highlighter palette, Beauty Beam Highlight Palette. Wear these golden shades individually, or cocktail two or three for a custom glowy effect. Stay gold, Foxes.

  • Trio Soft rose-gold pearl, white-gold pearl, warm golden pearl

Vice Lipstick, $17.00 (Limited Edition)

  • Cloud9 Magenta (Comfort Matte)
  • Spellbound Deep plum (Mega Matte)
  • Bun Bun Nude (Comfort Matte)

Eyeshadow, $19.00 (Limited Edition, Urban Decay Exclusive)

  • S.G.H. Mustard yellow matte with floating tonal pearl

Vice Liquid Lipstick, $18.00 (Limited Edition, Urban Decay Exclusive)

  • Pulse Cool gray

Vice Liquid Lipstick Duo, $29.00 (Limited Edition, Ulta Exclusive)

  • Forgive Pink-mauve nude
  • Forget Light coral nude

Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018
Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018

Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018
Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018

Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018
Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018

Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018
Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018

Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018
Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018

Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018
Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018

Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018
Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018

Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018
Urban Decay x Kristen Leanne Collection for Spring 2018

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dia Avatar

I cannot with the layout of the Kalidoscope palette. I guess it mimics the shapes and colors in a kaleidoscope? But the neutral pallet looks super pretty. I’ll have to wait for swatches though, since Daydream and Subscribe look identical.

Logan Avatar

I hope that people who think layouts like the Kaleidoscope palettes are ridiculous don’t still buy the palette. We need brands to know that wasteful, bulky packaging isn’t okay!

I adore the Daydream palette, though!

hollie Avatar

YES! And they fought hard to stay that way when they were bought out. I still buy from cruelty free brands who are owned by a parent company that is not, I want them to see those brands doing well because money talks and I’m afraid that’s the only way to get real change!

Sarah Tanner Avatar

I’m not a fan of the layout of the bigger eyeshadow palette, so it’s a pass for me, even if the colours are pretty. I have a lot of palettes, and I prefer ones that use space wisely.

Donika Avatar

I was thinking the same thing 🙂 The colours are pretty but the layout and the fact that the shadows are not that unique puts me off. One of the lipstick (the pink/purple one looks exactly like one of the already existent lipsticks – bittersweet ). The neutral eyeshadow palette is a different thing – I think I am going to buy this one.

Sarita Avatar

Completely agree with all of this! I’m excited to see Christine’s Swatch of the yellow. I recently caved and got Paper Tiger from Colour Pop but I would love an Urban Decay one to pop into an UD custom pallette I’ve got going.

CeeBee Avatar

This looks like pretty much the same iteration of every other UD palette release in recent history.

Those swatches… do not look at all realistic and the amount of retouching they’ve done on the models arms makes me a bit mad, to be honest. What’s wrong with having an elbow crease, FFS? And they’ve done some weird elongation /slimming thing that makes my eyes hurt – that middle arm, gosh. I don’t even care about the darn makeup… 🙁

Michele @Binxcat4ever Avatar

I had a UD kickback so I bought the Kaleidoscope palette and the lippie in Cloud9 early this morning. the layout of the palette doesn’t bother me. the shades look similar to the ones from Basquait (which were great). The palette has some mattes but I’ll still need to add another palette in for a good transition shade for me but that also doesn’t bother me. and frankly, for the $30 I spent for both I’m ok with the purchase.

Anne Avatar

No no no :/

How did this palette get approved

Did not one person say “hey this layout isn’t the best, let’s rethink it”

I like the colors and the split pan but I won’t be buying it because the layout really is unpleasant to my eyes

Deborah Avatar

Not my colors – but I know some people will love it and that is what matters. We don’t all like the same things – cars, clothes, makeup, food etc – that is why there are so many choices! Life is good!

Robin Avatar

I love the layout of the eyeshadow palette . It’s different and very appealing to my eye. Will be anxious to see the reviews of this . Not too much else in this Release would work for me.

Kate Avatar

Yeah… Just the single eyeshadow interests me. But $19 for a single eyeshadow is not something I do. I kinda like the daydream palette but I have so many peaches/corals. I can just buy singles of transition and cream eyeshadows. I’m at a point of just depotting everything and just working with empty palettes and eyeshadows that I know work. I’ve been daydreaming of cute go to palettes like from Anna Sui. ✨

Beth Avatar

For some reason I find that layout anxiety-inducing. The color story overall in this collection just kind of looks like standard UD fare of jewel tones and neutrals, pass.

Shannon Avatar

*facepalm*

Oh my GOD check out the terrible photoshop job on that middle arm, it’s like they’ve randomly clipped off part of her upper arm 🙁

Also – i wish companies would actually, physically swatch the shades. there’s really no point in using photoshop to generate what they ‘might’ look like on – I want to know what the texture is.

Emilie Avatar

Easy pass on everything for me. There really aren’t any unique shades in either palette. The only one I really like is the Lime Time green, and I’m curious to see what the split pan duochrome looks like, but I wouldn’t get it for two shadows. When the palette photos first popped up online, I thought it looked like UD had a bunch of spare pans from other old palettes lying around and wanted a way to sell them…

Rachel R. Avatar

I don’t think it’s the most cohesive collection, but I actually really like the retro-80s style of the Kaleidoscope palette. I ordered it, plus the purple Cloud9 lipstick, and the S.G.H. e/s single.

I agree with those saying that for most people, the Kaleidoscope palette looks close enough to Basquiat Tenant that they probably don’t need both. Though it’s hard to tell from their swatches: I’m pretty sure they’ve been doctored.

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