Written Reviews

Only because it's SOOOO neon and electric that it is mostly a palette for combining with others for me. That said, many younger or bolder users may make look solely with this palette. Also, a number of beautiful colors that are singles are in it, like Freak (the green).

Christine was right on about this product, definitely a solid "A" for a lip stain. The only way to become and "A+" would be to have the same texture and have a perfectly even color distribution on the lips with one coat and have absolutely zero bleedin. As it is, it ever so slightly bleeds, but since it stays put, unless someone is about to kiss you and is staring at your lips (which is possible when wearing this beautiful color with it's gloss, LOL!), then no one will see it. This is the best lip stain I've used. For those who might be purist as to lip stains, this is more of a lip stain gloss to me. But one of the things that I don't like about lip stains is that if you have uneven lip coloring or more mature lips (the latter applies, Ha!) then lip stains aren't forgiving. This one is!

This is my current favorite of all of Natasha Denona's palettes! It is versatile and can be used easily to achieve a cohesive and beautiful look. The tones and colors are so spot on (for my yellow-neutral medium tone); however, I do believe as is shown in numerous videos and ads everywhere that it works for just about everyone (perhaps not as named for each color). This palette completes the Bronze palette for me (which I found less able to achieve unique looks along).

I am happy to support the collaboration because I enjoy Jackie's videos, but product wise, this palette just seems like it's missing cohesion, as if a couple of in-between transition shades are missing for lighter tones. I am NC37, medium or light-medium (for some brands) and I desperately need a brow bone matte highlight color and a taupe-brown matte lid color. The shades blend pretty well; however the glitter shades aren't fine enough for me (mature eye, so a bit of texture, which I was surprised as Christine's eyes looked so nice with them, but I am older than I think eye wise at least , LOL!). Though the pink shade pops, in light doses it is a pretty sunrise-type transition color.

I very beautiful color! Don't fade and true to color. Blends well. I don't care for shimmers or frosts compared to metallics, but this one is just right for a shimmer.

Good pigmentation, true to color and lasts all day (about 7-8 hours). It also blends nicely. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that I prefer metallic versus shimmer finish, but then perhaps that's not really Clinique's fault.

I use this one a lot less, but for those who want cooler and a pop of red on the cheeks, this is a great palette. I only rated it lower because I use the colors in this Unfiltered set less than the other one).

My favorite blush palette thus far (and it's 2018)! Just the right amount of blush goes on to the cheeks! You can't do wrong with this palette. Cheeks look just right and healthy with these colors.

I'm warming up to this little palette. Nice nude peach palette that enables day smokey eye looks and can go into the evening. It works for me.

One of the BEST foundations I own. Only Estée Lauder's Double Wear Nude Water Fresh is in a like class. Medium to full coverage and looks like a slight makeup over skin to like skin look. Great match too for me NC 37, Dior Backstage 3N, Filorga 02-Nude Gold, Estée Lauder DWN WF in 4N1 Shell Beige (slightly more ashy, but looks good).

This is an old pro style cream foundation, concealer, primer, sort fo an everything paste to cream that you can thin out with oil or some other medium. I often has bad reviews because people try to use it "as is" for foundation and put either too much product (you need a little more that a tip of a finger nail amount as it's sooooo full coverage to cover each side of your face).

Beautiful color scheme, but tricky to use and blend. I was a tad disappointed as I expected better pigmentation (this one is B- like to me).

I REALLY like this palette for the numerous combination of looks, everyday, dramatic or festive that I can achieve with little effort. It's a little powdery, but if you use a tap or pat method of application and your finger for the metallics, you can achieve very pigmented looks with less fallout. (Or as the Too Faced Rep did when using it on me, tapping of your brush and layering.) The only other draw back is the size for traveling. I don't mind as it came in the agenda book (and I don't use the agenda, gave it to my daughter) so it's very practical for me for traveling. You definitely have all the colors you could need. Just as mascara and the rest fo the kit that came in the holiday pack (or your own lipstick) and voilà!

I know that many have given this a poor score, but I it's one of my favorite palettes due to the color scheme, the layout (easy to make looks) and texture. Yes, there's fallout, but you have to dab lightly with brushes and mostly use a finger (better application).

A really beautiful sunny summer to fall palette. The formula is dryer than the Star palette and the colors are not as unique, but you can do so many looks from casual to dramatic. However, if you don't care for coral, orange and brown, don't purchase this.

This palette is exactly what you'd want to add pigmented foils to any eye look. I even use it for work. Why can't every palette perform so well? 😉

Disappointed. My application whether finger, flat brush, synthetic or natural resulted in a muted look of at least four of the colors (shimmer or matte). I watched them on the hand & arm and they were about like what Christine showed (a little less perhaps), but still I didn't get the same once applied on the lids (prepped only with concealer and foundation (I have really dark circles even on the lid). The colors are beautiful, but at that price, I expected more. this was my first Huda product and likely my last Huda palette for awhile. I'll try with lid primer and glitter glue and maybe it will still work, so that's why I gave a three.

Hi! I accidentally rated this in a quick review @ 3.5, but 4.5 is more like it. Except for a lack of colors, this palette is better than Natasha Denona's Star palette usage wise. The pigmentation is just about the same (a tad less pigmented for some colors). There's little to zero fall out. And the shadows go on smoothly. This won't replace my Star palette (just too many great color combinations there & once you learn how to use it, technique wise, it works), but it is one of the best palette of 2016 in my opinion. I may take the plunge to Huda's even though I've seen mixed reviews, but before that, I'll be investing in a number of other Coloured Raine shadows.