Anastasia Lavish Set ($38.00 for 0.33 oz.) includes ten eyeshadows (0.031 oz. each), brow pencil (0.013 oz.), black eyeliner (0.01 oz.), dual-ended brush, and tweezers. It definitely offers plenty of product for your money. This review is focused primarily on the eyeshadows, but I did really like the tweezers–good grip, spring, and squeeze mechanisms so tweezing was easy, in addition to the eyeshadows. Overall, the really high-frost, high-shimmer shades were nice–soft, buttery, and nicely pigmented. The more matte shades were a little powdery but had good payoff generally. When I wore the eyeshadows, they wore well for almost eight hours and showed slight fading after eight hours of wear.

Cream is a pale, peachy beige with warm undertones and a matte finish. It had nice color payoff, and the texture was soft and not too powdery. See comparison swatches.

Antique is a cool-toned, gray-leaning taupe with a frosted finish. The texture was soft, buttery, and smooth, while the pigmentation was right on the money. See comparison swatches.

Rum Cake is a muted, coppery brown with warm, orange undertones and a frosted finish. It had a soft, smooth texture that applied very evenly and with excellent color payoff. See comparison swatches.

Moss is a medium-dark, olive green with a golden chartreuse sheen that’s slightly frosted. The consistency of this one was on the drier side, which resulted in color payoff that was just so-so. See comparison swatches.

Truffle is a medium-dark, warm-toned brown with a pearly finish. It had nice pigmentation, and it had a fairly soft and smooth texture–it was just a tiny bit drier than the best shades in this palette. See comparison swatches.

Ballet is a warm-toned, peachy-pink with a mostly matte finish–it’s really a matte finish for the actual color, and then there are very tiny silver micro-sparkles that lay on top but really get dusted/blended away as soon as it is applied. It had decent to good color payoff, but it was a bit sheer at times. The texture was somewhat powdery, which meant it was prone to fading and blending away. See comparison swatches.

Orange Soda is light-medium orange with warm, yellow and orange undertones and a matte finish. This was the most powdery shade in the palette, and it had good pigmentation but had a tendency to sheer out when applied due to the powdery texture. See comparison swatches.

Sienna is a medium-dark, reddish, coppery brown with a matte finish. It had nice color payoff, and the texture was soft, finely-milled, and not powdery. See comparison swatches.

Pink Sapphire is a medium-dark plum with a subtly warm-toned coppery-brown undertone and a frosted, slightly metallic, finish. It had really good pigmentation, and the texture was buttery and smooth. See comparison swatches.

Black Diamond is a medium-dark brown with warm, brown undertones and a smattering of very, very fine emerald green and gold shimmer (it looks mostly matte applied). It had decent color payoff, but the texture was somewhat dry and not as blendable as I’d like to see. See comparison swatches.

Anastasia Lavish Eyeshadow Palette

Anastasia Lavish Eyeshadow Palette

Anastasia Lavish Eyeshadow Palette

Anastasia Lavish Eyeshadow Palette

Anastasia Lavish Eyeshadow Palette

Anastasia Lavish Eyeshadow Palette

Anastasia Lavish Eyeshadow Palette

Anastasia Cream Eyeshadow

Anastasia Cream Eyeshadow

Anastasia Antique Eyeshadow

Anastasia Antique Eyeshadow

Anastasia Rum Cake Eyeshadow

Anastasia Rum Cake Eyeshadow

Anastasia Moss Eyeshadow

Anastasia Moss Eyeshadow

Anastasia Truffle Eyeshadow

Anastasia Truffle Eyeshadow

Anastasia Ballet Eyeshadow

Anastasia Ballet Eyeshadow

Anastasia Orange Soda Eyeshadow

Anastasia Orange Soda Eyeshadow

Anastasia Sienna Eyeshadow

Anastasia Sienna Eyeshadow

Anastasia Pink Sapphire Eyeshadow

Anastasia Pink Sapphire Eyeshadow

Anastasia Black Diamond Eyeshadow

Anastasia Black Diamond Eyeshadow