So as you can see my Naked collection has grown and I am finally the proud owner of all three Naked Palettes plus a few extras! My love for Urban Decay runs pretty deep, here is my (very quick) run down of the Naked palettes.
Naked 1
Warm toned neutrals, a mixture of bronzes, browns, taupe’s and gold’s this was the first Naked palette I purchased. Containing 2 matte shades and the rest shimmer, I probably don’t use this as much as I should as the colours are gorgeous and perfect for this time of year. Mine came with an eye liner and mini primer potion, now I believe they all come with a brush and primer potion samples instead.
Naked 2
The newest member of my Naked gang. Cool toned neutral palette, a nice mixture of browns, silvers and gold’s containing 1 matte shade. I’ve really enjoyed using this more than I thought I would. I’m a warm eyeshadow kinda gal so although this is beautiful and was very tempting to purchase I never got round to buying it myself, so glad it’s now part of the family.
Naked 3
Possibly my favourite of the Naked bunch, I find this palette so pretty and versatile. Neutral toned pinks with a range of rose golds, gold, pink and purple shades I find this palette suits most skin tones. The Naked 3 comes with 2 matte shades and is the closest to perfect in my eyes!
Isn’t it cute! I love this little guy. Neutral matte eyeshadow palette with 1 shimmer. I’m not really a matte eye shadow person however this comes in really handy for blending other colours and adding a bit of definition to my eyes without being OTT.
Naked Flushed
I have the original of this, so not sure what this colour is officially called. It looks most similar to ‘Streak’ from the newly released range of Naked Flushed Palettes by UD. The palette comes with a matte bronzer, a blush and a strip of champagne highlighter. I especially like the bronzer in this palette as it's a good shade for my skin, when mixed together they create the perfect 'flush' to the cheeks, very pretty with the highlighter.
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