Urban Decay || Naked Petite Heat Palette || Review and Swatch
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When the original heat palette launched last year it became a fan favorite with everyone falling in love with the burnt hues and the rich colours, offering us 12 all-new shades varying from shimmers, metallics, and mattes.
The petite heat
The petite heat palette offers you 6 new shades that are Warm toned and matte except for inhale as that is a demi-matte, they make up great transitional shades that the first palette lacked so you could say this is like an add-on for it in a way. The formula for these feel more soft and buttery which makes them nice to blend out and far from the chalky formula that we found in some of the other shadows from previous palettes.
- Inhale- cream Demi-matte
- Vibrate – soft nude matte
- Hot spell – terra-cotta matte
- Wild thing – burnt orange matte
- Heist – rich cayenne matte
- Strike – reddish brown matte
The Packaging
The sleek design of the petite palette is handy in many ways because it's small and be placed in your makeup bag without taking up all the space.Quite like the other palette, this shares the same colour combinations the whole burnt amber outer casing but with a smoked out design of roses. As you can see the size difference between them is major but you can tell that it's much slimmer than the heat palette.
Overall
This was a lovely add-on for the collection its very versatile if like me you are a lover of matte eyeshadows that are warm.
The pro's
- Very pigmented
- Minimal fallout
- All matte
- Perfect transitional shades
- Very sleek design
The Con's
- Wish there was more than just 6 shadows
Where to buy?
You can buy the collection from any retailer that sells Urban Decay. My go to is either their Online store Urban Decay or Debenhams. The Palette costs £26.00 Prices may vary due to sales.
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