Urban Decay Naked Cherry Collection Release Date + Official Swatches
Urban Decay Naked Cherry Collection
Release Date + Collection Info
The newest Naked palette launches shortly and includes three lipsticks, cheek palette, two eye pencils, and travel-sized All Nighter that’s cherry-scented!
Now Available for US, 9/24 for Canada
Products Available
Naked Cherry Eyeshadow Palette, $49.00
This is our wildest way yet to look better Naked…Naked Cherry Eyeshadow Palette has a sexy vibe that’s more tart than sweet. With 12 never-before-picked neutrals, this vamped-up cherry-hued palette is sure to bring out your sultriest, most tempting eye looks ever.
These 12 all-new shades include of-the-moment soft mattes and sizzling metallics, ranging from creamy ivory and shimmering rose gold to the most intense black cherry. We’re addicted to Bing—a deep mauve matte that is right on trend. And we can’t get enough of Drunk Dial, a shimmery metallic burgundy that takes smoky looks to a smoldering climax.
Because serious staying power and shadow that doesn’t flake or fade out on you are non-negotiables, each shade is made from our mind-blowing formula that gives its velvety texture, rich color and blendability.
Adorned with a row of metallic cherries, the crimson compact includes a full-size mirror and double-sided brush—ready for precision application on one end and seamless blending on the other. Whether you’re at the office, in between flights or getting ready at the apartment, Naked Cherry spices up everything from chill neutrals and sexy shimmers to super smoky eyes.
- Hot Spot Ivory matte
- Bang Bang Shimmering pink with gold shift and iridescent micro-sparkle
- Feelz Soft dusty rose matte
- Juicy Soft warm peach
- Turn On Pale metallic rose shimmer
- Ambitious Metallic rose copper
- Bing Deep mauve matte
- Devilish Reddish plum matte
- Young Love Metallic cranberry
- Drunk Dial Deep metallic burgundy
- Privacy Deep brownish-plum matte
Naked Cherry Vice Lipstick, $18.00
- Cherry Deep berry wine
- Devilish Reddish plum
- Juicy Soft warm peach
Naked Cherry Highlight & Blush Palette, $34.00
This sweet-and-tart trio includes one highlighter, a universally flattering blush and a super-sophisticated iridescent complexion topper that can be worn solo or as a shimmering overlay to add the ultimate luminous glow. Use these lightweight, jet-milled shades separately or mix them together to create your own custom glow (with a luxurious, flawless-looking finish).
Cherry-Scented All Nighter Spray (Travel-Size), $15.00
This Travel-Size All Nighter Cherry Scented Makeup Setting Spray looks fresh as hell and is made to travel, so it slips easily into your purse or beauty bag. Made with patented Temperature Control Technology and suitable for all skin types, the bestie-in-a-bottle always delivers a microfine mist that keeps makeup looking gorgeously just-applied for up to 16 hours.
247. Glide-On Eye Pencil, $21.00
- Black Market Black satin
- Love Drug Deep wine metallic
Urban Decay Naked Cherry Collection
Urban Decay Naked Cherry Collection
Urban Decay Naked Cherry Collection
Urban Decay Naked Cherry Collection
Urban Decay Naked Cherry Collection
Ok, what’s going on with the arms in the swatch pictures? They bend unnaturally and it looks like the upper arms are narrower than the forearms.
Aside from that, I’m curious about the blush/highlight palette.
Not to mention the hand positions, I hope I’m not the only one who put together the “cherry” theme and the implications of the v sign gesture. Bit crass even for UD.
The arms do look odd, but the hands, left to right, are signing the letter L, the letter V, and the sign for “I love you,” so I think the general meaning is “love.”
That last one is a really crude sexual gesture too.
I agree with the others below, it’s pointer (1), peace (2), and rock (3). I’m not going to pretend Urban Decay can overdo their edgyness sometimes, but none of these are inherently crude/vulgar gestures.
Yeah, it is. I lived in Texas for a while and the first time I saw somebody doing the “Hook ’em horns” I was shocked.
It looks to me like the hands are just going “one, two, three.”
I agree Rachel. ?
It’s a pointer finger, a peace sign, and a rock sign. How is that crass? I’m not being naïve, I just don’t think the gestures were intended the way you’re thinking.
Agree.
Clarification, I agree with Rachel R. Just my opinion.
The hands are “surher” gestures… UD’s origins are Newport Beach, CA, so it’s likely an homage to that, especially since UD uses them quite frequently.
Right. Wendy is an avid surfer – she surfs every day before work down in Huntington Beach. It’s the “hang ten” sign.
Actually I looked at their hands and thought sign language. L for Love, V, and then I love you as the last sign.
I think it’s ‘I love you’ and V. And they expect us to trust swatches, when the middle arm is a photoshop horror show? Maybe next year they can bring us a Summer’s Eve palette! Honestly, they think it’s edgy and that we miss some of the references. When the 2×4 hit me between the eyes, believe me, I got it. It’s pretty much on the level of pre- to elementary bathroom humor. But who expects dignified from most of the majors anyway? Dignified lasts. Urban Dictionary, oops, I mean Decay, names, etc are dated within a half year.
You’re right! That middle arm is especially wonky – I’m laughing so hard right now! I didn’t notice until you pointed it out
They look weird because the arms are half-laying on a table and the skin and muscle around the upper arm is hanging loose under the bone. Meanwhile, the gal in the middle just has an extra-wide elbow, but it’s not too un-proportional when you compare it to her hand. Source: Am also skinny and bony.
You are correct, Kimberly. Wish I had long lean anything.
I don’t think the arms are photoshopped — the lower arm just looks like it’s a skinny girl with the upper part of her arm “upright” (meaning the bicep is facing us) and lower part turned 90 degrees. Odd-looking, but not anatomically unrealistic.
Looks like pinky tones are in this fall!
Well, I just don’t know. I’ve been wanting pinks lately — so have been watching for this release — but this palette reminds me of Naked Heat, which I have not enjoyed since all the shades are of a single range and most are too dark for me. The wine liner is interesting but depends on how metallic it is. For now I’m leaning no.
The cherry-scented spray makes me gag just thinking about it. Why in the world would you want to spray chemical cherries on your face? But I guess a lot of people like scented makeup products or there wouldn’t be so many of them. It’s just not for me.
As for the rest of it, ho hum. Everyone is putting out pink makeup all of a sudden. The palette is pretty, but I can probably dupe these shades several times over. I like when companies ditch the current trends by putting out something surprising.
Ironically, Tom Ford is coming out with a cherry scented perfume. *shrugs*
Artificial cherry is one of my least favorite scents. The spray gets a big “no” from me, too. I’d be gagging.
Oh gosh yes….when I was a kid, I had frequent ear infections and had to take “cherry flavoured” liquid antibiotics. GEEZ and yuk. I love cherries – they are probably my favourite fruit but lab-created cherry scents or flavours (even cherry ice-cream) – BLECH!
I had frequent ear and kidney infections. Lots of fruit-flavored “-cillins” for me. I hate synthetic cherry, orange, and grape anything.
IDK, Breyer’s Cherry Vanilla was a treat in my house growing up (we are not chocolate people). When Haagan Daaz came out with a cherry vanilla ice cream it was like manna from heaven. Only eat a few spoonfuls a year because who can afford having that in the house all the time,? Cherries should be in food, not on your face!!
I wonder if the aversion to that artificial cherry scent that a lot of people (including me) have has anything to do with the fact that so much medicine has cherry flavoring. That’s the first thing I think of when I smell it.
Ooops – should have read your comment before I replied to Rachel but yes, for me, cherry flavoured medicine (which tasted nothing like cherry) has left me with an aversion to cherry flavouring or scents.
In my case cherry flavored Dramamine for car rides as a kid. Can’t do cherry scented or flavored anything without gagging. (Real cherries are ok)
It’s a nice assortment, but I just cannot get excited over collections that are twice the price of a comparable ColourPop collection, and similar quality (at best). I really start to question why it’s worth spending the extra money.
Touché. If they ever went public and did an IPO, i’d be so there.
Same here. Colourpop, BH Cosmetics and even Morphe put out enough high quality inexpensive palettes that it’s just hard to justify a $50+ palette any more, unless the color story is something revolutionary. Even then, too, all you need to do is wait a few months until a cheaper brand comes out with something similar (I’m thinking of my $12 dupe of ABH’s Subculture…).
I really wish this had been released a few years ago when I hadn’t been sick to death of pinky-reds and I woukd have eaten it up! (No pun intended.) I love the theme though. I could be tempted to buy just for the packaging alone but I doubt I would use the colors all that much.
I will most assuredly be picking up the pencils though. The 24/7 formula is a staple of my collection. I always wish I had more colors to choose from.
Too bad that Naked 3 wasn’t as intense as this one is! I see a color theme that I believe will truly light up my own eye color in a way that none of the previous Naked have or even could. If it reviews well, it’ll be coming home with me!
I think Naked Cherry would have made a brilliant Naked 3. Now, it just looks boring, especially if you already own Backtalk like I do…
I love the look of the face palette in the group shot, but the individual looks completely different? C’mon, UD, haha.
I wonder why the palette isn’t $54? Not complaining though!
I tried the Etude House Cherry Blossom palette but it’s just so difficult to work with but I love the pink theme…I’m definitely going to have to swatch it. If it’s pink too then I might bite! Of course though, I’ll be waiting for your review.
Maybe they’re thinking that the people who are used to UD’s other Naked palettes will think, “Ooh, this one is only $49!” and be more likely to buy it. 😀
Do you know when it will release to other retailers like Ulta?
Sorry, the only date I have is for UD.
I was surprisingly impressed with the Naked Heat and if the quality is the same, I will totally be interested in picking this one up.
I like the looks of it, and I think it will look really good with greenish eyes like mine. I like the lipsticks, too. No gross cherry-scented sprays for me, though, thank you.
Not too tempted by most of this but I do have my eye on the wine colored eyeliner. Waiting to see what it looks like!
Hm….I’m curious to see the eyeliners but the rest of this just isn’t as interesting as I hoped it would be. Good news for my wallet though!
Gosh, this looks interesting and the shades in the palette look to be gorgeous.
The Love Drug pencil looks really pretty! It’s the only Naked Cherry item that’s calling to me right now-there are other things I’d rather have (Too Faced 20th Anniversary shadow palette and Disney x ColourPop Designer Be Our Guest, Under the Sea, and A Whole New World shadow singles over UD Naked Cherry palette; UD Born to Run Ready lipstick and Disney x ColourPop Designer Jasmine and Snow White lipsticks over the UD Naked Cherry lipsticks)-but that could change later.
Just the wine colored liner for me. I cannot deal with fragrance in make up or skincare. Plus, I am pretty done on palettes. I’d like unique shades (that I don’t own) in cute packaging that is easy to remove/reuse so I can arrange my own palettes.
Aw, I was hoping there were swatches of the purple eyeliner.
From the images I see cherry packaging, a lot of browns and cream and bronze eyeshadows and actually one or two cherry eyeshadows…
I’m dying to see your swatches of the eye palette! After the disappointment of the Backtalk palette, I’m super excited to see if this one fills my need for pink and plum tones.
Ooo, I take back what I said on the Charlotte Tilsbury Holiday palette, this UD one is much more muted remember seeing in the first photos of the set. Strange, it look sooo muted and darker than I first saw it, maybe it’s me. I really thought it popped a little more and was much more cherry, fuchsia looking. Now I’m disappointed, but that is a good thing for my wallet. 😉
I didn’t think I was going to want this palette, but now….I’m intrigued 🙂 The colours look beautiful! I look forward to your review, Christine.
Getting bored with all the pink/red for eyes. It was fun for awhile but, you know, everything in moderation. The lippies however…..gorgeous!
This is actually much pinker than I thought it would be from the original sneak peek images. This neutral-to-cool variation on the pink spectrum should be make a few people happy, especially after all the general discontent over unrelentingly warm palettes. It’s actually quite romantic-looking, which it totally not me, but since my stash is somewhat lacking in this part of the spectrum, I’m seriously considering getting this.
For a 12 pan palette at that price I would have hoped for a bit of a broader range of shades. I feel like this could have been edited down to a nice 5 pan palette instead.
I like the colors, I like the fact that this time it doesn’t contain carmine but I’m not thrilled about cosmetics carrying fragrances. What is up with all that anyway? I don’t need to have my face smell like any kind of fruit, gingerbread or any other edible.
Interested in the middle lippie, the cheek palette and maybe the eyeliners. I like the palette but have way to many e/s.
Too many un-usable hot pink eyeshadows from Anasthesia’s Modern Renaissance and Soft Glam. The lighter colors look good, but how many hot pink shadows does any one person need? When I mix Modern Renaissance with Soft Glam, I get some very usable combinations, too bad there is some overlap between the two, so I paid for several colors twice, the only one ever to get used up twice is the base color Tempura, and they are slightly different between the two! I know there have been complaints about too many orange palettes, I have red hair so I can tolerate those better, but who actually looks professional and naturally beautiful in dark pink and purple eyeshadows? Good for photo shoots, but not very useful in everyday life.
I find that pinks, and purples complement my (and others with the same) skin tone very well, and the deeper the color the more it shows up on my face. I’ve worn them in all kinds of situations in my everyday life, and have never run into any problems with them
Is the palette limited edition or permanent?