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MUICIN - Nude Naughty Eyeshadow Palette

MUICIN - Nude Naughty Eyeshadow Palette

  • MUICIN Nude Naughty Eye shadow PaletteĀ is a new, rose-toned neutral palette with a mix of finishes and formulas across 18 shades.
  • Per the brand, there are 5 different formulas within it. It's not the most user-friendly palette with so many formulas as some apply just fine with dry brushes and others really work best with a fingertip or a dampened brush.
  • The mattes seemed more blend-able and better-performing, overall, compared to some past offerings by the brand, though they were a softer, more powdery formula.
  • The marbleized eye shadows were easier to use than anticipated but can be hard to visualize how they will appear when putting together a look as they end up mixing to a color.
  • In general, the more sparkly and metallic shades were better applied with a fingertip to minimize fallout and improve evenness in the lay-down of the product.
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MUICIN - Nude Naughty Eyeshadow Palette

  • MUICIN Nude Naughty Eye shadow PaletteĀ is a new, rose-toned neutral palette with a mix of finishes and formulas across 18 shades.
  • Per the brand, there are 5 different formulas within it. It's not the most user-friendly palette with so many formulas as some apply just fine with dry brushes and others really work best with a fingertip or a dampened brush.
  • The mattes seemed more blend-able and better-performing, overall, compared to some past offerings by the brand, though they were a softer, more powdery formula.
  • The marbleized eye shadows were easier to use than anticipated but can be hard to visualize how they will appear when putting together a look as they end up mixing to a color.
  • In general, the more sparkly and metallic shades were better applied with a fingertip to minimize fallout and improve evenness in the lay-down of the product.