Studio Endless Eyes Pro Mini Eyeshadow Palette

7 Reviews

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   sheepishMuesli9

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   I received this from one of my friends, she wasn’t a fan of it but I don’t see anything wrong with it. Decent pigmentation and you can create such a variety of looks

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   excludedAbalone4

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   I thought this was a total dud when I first bought this, it lacked pigmentation immensely. It’s only 7 dollars so I wasn’t too let down. But if you wet your brush before using these shadows they are INCREDIBLE. I would post a picture of swatches if I could, they look like a Naked palette swatched. Love this now

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   aboardCaribou3

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   I had this in the Neutral then in my ELF May Beauty Bundle I got Everyday so I own 2 of these palettes now (the first 2 pictured). I love them! The Everyday contains some colors I wouldn’t have necessarily picked for myself but it’s boring to keep getting the same brown/beige eyeshadows I keep seeming endlessly to collect. (My fave ELF palette is my Neutral 144)…but these are much easier to wield & travel w considering their smaller size. I use elf eye primer w them. The Everyday is actually good for nights too. You get a good assortment of colors. The Neutral is basically like UD Nakeds dupes but the quality of both palettes are great a few of the colors are chalky but not bad & not much fallout. For $10 ur getting good quality, it’s not UD or Clinique but u get 32 colors for $10 bucks (or less if on sale), u cannot even get one MAC single for ten bucks! I feel guilty sometimes on the consumerism involved w makeup but ELF is practically guilt free priced. I love ELF & it never ceases to amaze me how they can come out w a good quality product for an amazing price. I go kray kray at the big elf displays in Target lol!!

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   pridefulDoughnut2

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   I’m giving this a 2 for price because it’s $15 dollars where I live. It is natural having higher expectations after reading countless raves about how amazing it is. I really really wish I could say I liked this, but I didn’t. Most of the shadows are poorly pigmented and chalky and the colours barely show even with primer on. This wouldn’t be a problem for me if the shadows were buildable, but that wasn’t the case. To top it off, the shadows left my eyes itching. It’s cheap, price-wise and quality-wise. If you’re looking for cheap eyeshadows, you could try Essence, which is also made in China, but not as terrible.

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   debonairPudding8

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   I have this palette in Nudes. I got it for $5 and it’s lasted for about 4 years.
   The quality and pigmentation depends on the shades. Most of the colours are very beautiful and deeply pigmented, I have hit pan on these ones. I especially love the deep browns and bright golden glitters. Some of the other colours, though, are chalky or an odd colour that don’t work on me. I mean, a greyish-green? I don’t know how someone would use that colour.

   The packaging is nice and easy to use, but I’ve used this palette so many times that the hinge broke 🙁

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   dreadfulPear8

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   I bought this palette in the neutrals. Amazing color selection, and the pigmentation on most of these shadows is awesome. Imagine all Urban Decay Naked palettes rolled into one. The quality is obviously not the same calibre (powder isn’t as fine as a high end brand) but for the price (I paid $7) it can’t be beat. Packaging is okay, it’s plastic, comes with a mirror and a cheap double ended sponge applicator which I have never used.

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   fondFerret0

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   This is a beautiful 32 piece palette for daily and nightly looks! Apparently it’s a limited edition that normally costs $10 but I picked it up for $6. I have the “Everyday” palette. I love the wide variety of colors. Most are very neutral, but there are a few brights in there as well, and all of the colors play well with each other. The packaging for this (and most elf studio products) is so sleek and elegant. It looks like it should have cost much more! So excited to play with this palette and see what amazing looks I can create!