A Gold & Plum Look with Anastasia Soft Glam
About this Look
Here’s a look using the Anastasia Soft Glam palette, which is what Bad Habit’s Arabesque palette is supposed to be a dupe for, so I wanted to apply each palette side-by-side using the same brushes (but separate ones for each brand) and one-by-one in order to really see and notate any differences in color, finish, application, along with longevity. Bad Habit Arabesque is on your left, while Anastasia Soft Glam is on your right.
(You can view the look details for Bad Habit’s version here.)
Step-by-Step Guide
- Inner tearduct: Glistening
- Inner lid: Glistening
- Middle of lid: Rose Pink
- Outer lid: Sultry
- Crease: Mulberry
- Deep crease: Noir
- Above crease: Dusty Rose
- Browbone: Tempera
- Lower lash line: Perversion, Rustic, Burnt Orange (lowest), Bronze (against lash line)
- Face: Almond + Warm Nude mixed for base, Light (2) on high points, blended over base
- Cheeks: Cheeky Bits (lightly), Flesh & Fantasy (over Cheeky Bits), Bronze (03) (as highlighter, on cheekbones)
- Lips: Rebel, Leo (applied on top)
Products Used
Eyeshadow Palette
Eyeshadow
Eyeshadow
Eyeshadow
Eyeshadow
Eyeshadow
Eyeshadow
Eyeshadow
24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil (Eyeliner)
Eyeshadow
Eyeshadow
Eyeshadow
Born This Way Super Coverage Multi-Use Sculpting Concealer
Born This Way
Born This Way
Ambient Lighting Powder
Hollywood Flawless Filter
Extra Dimension Blush
Air Blush
Super Glow Highlighter
Vice Lipstick
Amuse Bouche Lipstick
I can’t tell the difference , they both look very nice. I guess it will depend on the longevity of the shadows. Wonder if ABH the more expensive palette last longer on the eyes? Otherwise might as well buy the cheaper palette.
We shall see! Just because something looks the same doesn’t mean it performed or applied the same (true of anything that may appear similar).