ColourPop x Disney Frozen II: Anna Collection - Swatches

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Christine | Updated: 11/09/19November 09, 2019

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ColourPop x Disney Frozen II: Anna Collection - Swatches

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Next up, here are swatches for the products in the upcoming ColourPop x Disney Frozen II Collection. I’m still waiting on details about the release date and confirmation that the products will be sold separately (as they often are). The Anna collection includes one Pressed Powder Palette, one lipstick, one lip gloss, and one body glitter.

Note, the palette contains one Pressed Glitter, which is marked as not safe for the immediate eye area.

Anna

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Anna

Scooch In

Wind

Earth

Adventure

Arendelle

Autumn Breeze

Warm Hugs

Fearless

Charades

Waterfall

Free Spirit

Going North

ColourPop Anna 9-Pan Pressed Powder Palette

ColourPop Scooch In Pressed Powder Shadow

ColourPop Wind Pressed Powder Shadow

ColourPop Earth Pressed Powder Shadow

ColourPop Adventure Pressed Powder Shadow

ColourPop Arendelle Pressed Glitter

ColourPop Autumn Breeze Pressed Powder Shadow

ColourPop Warm Hugs Pressed Powder Shadow

ColourPop Fearless Pressed Powder Shadow

ColourPop Charades Pressed Powder Shadow

ColourPop Waterfall Glitterally Obsessed Body Glitter

ColourPop Free Spirit Ultra Glossy Lip (Discontinued)

ColourPop Going North Lux Lipstick

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Deborah S.

Lightest, Neutral, slight pink undertones. Dry skin.

At least this palette has a bit more range in terms of depth of shade. I prefer the colour story in the other palette, though. I have a ton of these shades and a couple look iffy in terms of performance. I will have to await reviews. I do like one lipstick from each collection so might contemplate those after reviews are in. Please ColourPop, stop with the pressed glitters.

Nancy T

Medium, Olive, neutral undertones. Combination skin.

Also nice and well coordinated! But yet again with that stupid pressed glitter….some poor kid out here will wind up with a very painful eye injury. ColourPop, you’ve been put on notice that these pressed glitter shadows don’t belong in eyeshadow palettes, but ESPECIALLY ones aimed at youths!

Caroline

I like the lipsticks in both sets 🙂

Ana Maria

Light Medium, Yellow, moderately yellow undertones. Combination skin.

It’s the first time I actually want to buy a ColourPop collection. 😆 But not for myself. My sister is 14 years old and she was a big Frozen fan growing up. She doesn’t wear makeup and has zero interest at this point, but she would love the aesthetic of the eyeshadow case.

Genevieve

Lightest, Pink undertones. Dry skin.

Oh no, we’re back to glitter, mid tone caramel/orange shades (Wind is not that colour – what about a lovely blue?) and patchy mattes…..
And I know all about Frozen – Olivia fills me in on all the characters etc – a keen fan, she is.
The only item I like here is the lipstick Going North…..

Laura

Lightest, Neutral undertones. Normal-to-Dry skin.

hate the inclusion of the glitter!!! WHY COLOURPOP WHY?!
I really truly hope they sell items separately; all I want here is that lipstick. What a nice fall/winter shade!

Nikki

Very Light, Pink, moderately pink undertones. Combination skin.

Going North is really pretty! I like the palette’s aesthetic too, but I think it could have used 1 or 2 more purple shades.

Shawne

Not gonna lie, that Anna palette is cute! Might pick it up. Nothing else from the collection looks like anything I’d use, but these are the shades I’m drawn to.

Alexandra

I’m angry they were irresponsible enough to put a pressed glitter in something that will be popular with tweens and teens…..

Alecto

Light, Yellow, strong yellow undertones. Combination skin.

I despise glitter, and so wold never get the palette, but I do like the combination of golds and purples. Such a shame.

Joce

Medium, Neutral, slight pink undertones. Normal-to-Oily skin.

It’s not just colourpop that is doing pressed glitters. Many companies are. They are no different. It’s not stopping anytime soon. If there wasn’t a market for it, these companies wouldn’t be doing it. Just because a group of internet people constantly complain, that doesn’t mean that the general masses don’t want it. I think the general makeup buying group of folks are perfectly fine with pressed glitters.

Joce

Medium, Neutral, slight pink undertones. Normal-to-Oily skin.

That being said, I don’t care for colourpop anything right now. I’m over them until they bring out something completely new. I don’t care about pressed glitters one way or another. I have lots from many brands, and have yet to hurt my eyes?‍♀️

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