ColourPop Launches Three Eyeshadow Palettes at Ulta for Holiday 2019

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ColourPop Launches Three Eyeshadow Palettes at Ulta for Holiday 2019
ColourPop Launches Three Eyeshadow Palettes at Ulta for Holiday 2019
ColourPop Launches Three Eyeshadow Palettes at Ulta for Holiday 2019
ColourPop Launches Three Eyeshadow Palettes at Ulta for Holiday 2019
ColourPop Launches Three Eyeshadow Palettes at Ulta for Holiday 2019
ColourPop Launches Three Eyeshadow Palettes at Ulta for Holiday 2019
ColourPop Launches Three Eyeshadow Palettes at Ulta for Holiday 2019
ColourPop Launches Three Eyeshadow Palettes at Ulta for Holiday 2019
ColourPop Launches Three Eyeshadow Palettes at Ulta for Holiday 2019

Release Date + Where to Buy

Get ColourPop’s newest 9-pan shadow palettes exclusively at Ulta. Love Bird features romantic pinks and mauves; Night Owl features warm-toned neutrals and bronzes; and Bird of Paradise features warm peaches and corals.

Now online

Products in the Launch

Love Bird Pressed Powder Palette, $12.00 (Ulta Exclusive)

  • Peacocky Shimmering peachy pink
  • Flower Boy Matte hot peachy pink
  • Sing-a-song Shimmering reddish pink
  • Island Hopping Opal with blue and copper shift
  • Cheep Cheep Opal iridescent
  • Indio Soft pink with holographic glitter
  • Side Chick Matte mauvey pink
  • On a Lark Shimmering magenta
  • No Egrets Matte brownish plum

Night Owl Pressed Powder Palette, $12.00 (Ulta Exclusive)

  • Lil Birdie Matte champagne
  • Bird Brain Metallic golden brown
  • Rule the Roost Matte caramel brown
  • Bel Air Matte cool taupe
  • Two Birds Metallic warm gold
  • Sea Stars Matte yellow brown
  • Rockin’ Robin Matte chocolate brown
  • Milli Penny copper
  • Tweet Tweet Metallic plum brown

Birds of Paradise Pressed Powder Palette, $12.00 (Ulta Exclusive)

  • So Fly Shimmering orange
  • Beak-a-boo Light metallic champagne
  • Cage-free Matte peachy taupe
  • Perch Matte peachy pink
  • Wing It Orangey metallic gold
  • Preen Queen Orangey taupe with gold shimmer
  • Golden Egg Matte deep terracotta
  • Pecking Order Metallic coral
  • Hatched Matte terracotta

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Lauren Avatar

I see they are using a popular single, Bel Air, in one of these palettes. I bet there are other reused shades as well (that one just stood out to me since I own it). I don’t care if brands do that as long as they are up front with “this is not a new shade, but one of our best selling ones” or something like that.

Sarah Avatar

I have Flower Boy as a single, so that one is a repeat, too. For the price, I don’t mind if I already have 1 shade, but I agree that it would be helpful if Colour Pop would indicate new, palette-exclusive shades vs. repeated shades. It would help people make more informed decisions (and probably get them more excited for shades they know are exclusive to a palette). However, I will say, Love Bird is a pass for me, and already owning Flower Boy tipped me over the edge. I don’t care for pressed glitters, and it appears as though there may be 3 in there; that makes 4 shades out of 9 in that palette that I do not need!

kjh Avatar

I was kind of hoping that U would get some of the CP mono palettes…smoke show in particular….but it seems they are getting retreads. It winds up looking as if they are trying to make U’s look/feel different, when they actually are not. Many repromotes in new packaging.

Laurs Avatar

They just won’t go my kind of pink. Pink is always the bridesmaid in these “softer” palettes but it’s pink I want to marry. Not peachy pink, not coral pink, I want old timey ephemera pink like someone pressed it in a book and forgot about it for fifty years. Their pinks always go orange on me like oxidized foundation. Their marketing says yes, the swatches say nooo.

I’ll just hang tight and wait for the rosy pink palette I ordered from Yesstyle.

Anne Avatar

True pink is a mixture of red and white (no blue and no yellow added — mixing primary colors, okay?). So pinky-peach, by definition, must be a ‘warm pink’ or a ‘cool peach’. So follow along: Both describe the same color shade range (red, white and yellow)!!! I wear cool-based colors. I don’t wear peachy-pink or any other ‘cool peach’ shade. Keep yellow out of my pinks, please and thank you!!! So, the term pinky-peach makes me crazy. I admit it. The ad says: “Love Bird features romantic pinks and mauves.” So why does it include “PEACOCKY Shimmering peachy pink and FLOWER BOY Matte hot peachy pink,” TWO ‘COOL PEACH’ shades (which feature YELLOW), when the palette is described as including PINKS and mauves, and the other two palettes are warm-based? Why are peachy-pink shades necessary in a palette of ‘romantic pinks and mauves’? Why does market advertising do this? It’s crazy making. Just crazy making. Rant over. That felt good. Very good.

Savanna Avatar

I wish these weren’t Ulta exclusives, I’m definitely liking the look of Night Owl and Birds of Paradise but being a New Zealander I can’t purchase from Ulta. I’ve been put off most of their recent palette launches due to the inclusion of the pressed glitters so was excited to see these two be free of glitter.

Alice Avatar

I actually really like these. I found the mono 9 pans while were good ideas did not have enough depth. I personally don’t think a palette is completed without a deep, liner kind of shade. These three all have good shade range.

I am disappointed that these are paper packages with no mirrors. The plastic ones were perfect for traveling.

Seraphine Avatar

I agree that the plastic packaging is sturdier and I like it better from that point of view, but I think the cardboard packaging is better for the environment, and usually the design is prettier. I never use the mirror in any palette because I need magnification to do my eyes, which is frustrating, so the absence of a mirror doesn’t bother me.

Carmen Avatar

These are really pretty palettes. That said, those pressed glitters need to go.

Night out is going to give Urban Decay’s Honey palette a run for it’s money lol. Put that next to the Honey palette and, TADA! You’ve got a nice shade range right there.

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