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Have you tried any of the Morphe Jaclyn Hill Vault palettes? If so, what did you think? I’d love to know!
If you re interested to know, my favorite colors in the palette are Diversion the shimmering pewtery color , Potion the matte army green , and Busted the matte blue. I do wish there was some distinction between the two I now have so I know which one I m picking up as the packaing is the exact same but that s really it.
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Dark Magic Palette by Jaclyn Hill x Morphe
I did it, I got another vault palette by Jaclyn Hill x Morphe because the more I looked at it, the more I needed it. I just don’t have any of the shades within the palette anywhere else in my collection and now I do! I got to use it 3x since I got it and have some thoughts on it.
I’m not going to chat about the packaging or anything, nothing there has changed so we can easily skip over this part.
I did get to swatch these before using them on my lids, and I truly don’t know why I do this – bad habit but they were done sans primer. I know, it doesn’t make sense because I prime my eyes prior to application so I don’t feel like it counts.
Any way, swatches were fine – the shades “Busted” and “Inside Job” did not swatch well at all on my arm but do very well on the eyes. In my honest opinion, they are a little too similar and if you blend them next to one another they can easily become lost within each other, so be aware of that.
“Poof” and “SHH” are excellent shades to set your eyes with and use as transition/blending shades which I really enjoyed. My favorite shades in this palette are “Passion”, “Mojo” and “Temptress”. I did use every color within the palette by the time I was on my third go around with this palette. The glittery shades are better applied damp/wet with setting spray. I did not attempt to use my fingers for application – I’m weird and do not like getting glittery things on my hands.
For $15 this palette is actually pretty cool, I love the colors truly. They are deep, dark and mysterious. You can easily create some bomb looks with this palette that are divine and wicked! You know, the way I like my makeup to look. I have posted an IG video of look #1 I did, I then recreated it on #2 but did some things a bit differently (my eye was very watery this day and I was unable to get it under control and ended up taking it all off out of defeat and frustration…also I was very late to leaving for an event I was going to and needed to get gone!) and #3 will be up later in the week.
I have still have little interest in the other two vault palettes at this time. I do wish there was some distinction between the two I now have so I know which one I’m picking up as the packaing is the exact same but that’s really it.
- Price point is still very good
- Packaging is still cute
- Functional mirror
- Shades blended out just fine
- Pigmented
- Glitters apply best with a damp brush
- Busted and Inside Job are similar and when blended together can get lost within blend
- Busted and Inside Job will swatch patchy with fingers sans primer
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Despite “Busted” and “Inside Job” I still really enjoy this palette and will continue to reach for it, I’d like to possibly try using this palette along side others and see how it does! Do you have this particular palette? If so, what are your thoughts on it? Share with me in the comments below!
If you’re interested to know, my favorite colors in the palette are Diversion (the shimmering pewtery color), Potion (the matte army green), and Busted (the matte blue).
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