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| Lorac Unzipped Palette |
Finally it is mine! I have been on the hunt for this bad boy for months now and finally it is in my hands and part of my palette rotation. It's packed full of shimmer and matte neutral shades to take your look from day to night. I couldn't get it in Canada anywhere so I had to get my Mom to grab it for me while she was in Phoenix. It was $40 at Ulta.
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| Lorac Unzipped Palette |
Packaging
The packaging is made of cardboard and closes with a magnet. You get a pretty decent sized mirror in the cover too. The one thing I really love about this palette versus the Lorac Pro palette is the finish of the packaging - Its super easy to clean and wipe product off. Also the packing is super slender and easy to store.
Texture
The texture of the shadows are for the most part a bit powdery with some flops when comes to the pigmentation.
Weartime
Weartime is pretty decent and with the Lorac Behind the Scenes Eye Primer that comes with the palette, you can make thee shadows last all day and night.
Colour
There are ten shades in total, four matte and six shimmer/metallic. All the colours are on the warmer tone of the neutral spectrum and for the most part pack a lot of pigmentation.
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| Lorac Unzipped Palette |
Matte Cream shade that works as the only highlight in the palette. Unfortunately, this shade does not pack very much pigmentation, but it does the trick in a pinch.
Unbelievable
Shimmer/metallic rose gold/copper shade that has intense colour payoff that does not look like the same colour in the pan as swatched.
Unattainable
Shimmer/metallic light bronze that has a lot of colour payoff.
Unconditional
Matte pinky mauve shade that kicks up a lot of powder. The colour payoff is really great and this shade works as one of two in the palette as the transitional shade.
Unbridled
Matte red-toned plum shade that also kicks up a lot of powder. The pigmentation is not the greatest and it takes a bit to build up the same colour that appears in the pan.
Undiscovered
Shimmer/metallic pale gold shade. The pigmentation is not that great and requires a lot of build up to get any kind of decent colour payoff.
Unreal
Shimmer/metallic pale pink that is surprisingly creamy. Again, the colour payoff is not awesome requires a little more work.
Uncensored
Shimmer/metallic bronze shade that is a little darker then Unattainable. Intense colour payoff.
Unspoken
Matte warm brown that also works as a crease shade to blend out any look. A bit powdery and not super pigmented.
Untamed
Slightly metallic dark brown with a slight plumy glow. Kicks up a bit of powder but this is the darkest shade in the palette.
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| Unreal on the lid, Unconditional in the crease blended up, Unbelievable in the direct crease, Unbridled in the outer corner and Undercover on the brow bone and inner eye. |
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| Undiscovered on the lid, Unspoken in the crease and blended upward, uncensored in the direct crease, Untamed in the outer corner and Unbridled on the brow bone and inner corner. |
All in all, this is a nice pallet if you love neutrals. If you own any of the Urban Decay Naked palettes, I would say skip this guy. The quality of the shadows is not on par with the infamous Lorac Pro palette that I adore. I'll continue to use it, but it won't be something I reach for every day.
Let me know your thoughts!
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