Is anyone else sick to death of the NAKED line?
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Feb 6, 2015
Tatyana P.
It can't just be me... They're not bad products but Urban Decay built it's brand on being 'edgy' and different and it seems they've totally ditched that 😕 It's a shame.
Feb 6, 2015
Tatyana P.
Lol I kinda want to try the concealer too. It's more all the eye/lip products under that label I'm annoyed with. They're so boring...
Feb 6, 2015
Hannah K.
Honestly I didn't like those palettes at all. Poor quality, by UD's standards.
However, I do own almost every palette they've released...Including the most recent Vice 3, Vice LTD, Electric, Smoked, a custom palette of their new Moondust shadow shades...While Naked is likely the most widely known, and most accessible to the average person, line of UD products, I hardly think that they're losing their edge =)
Feb 6, 2015
Hannah K.
Sandra, do you mean Moondust? I have 7, which of them interests you?
Feb 6, 2015
Rissa G.
Love the naked foundation, and have been itching to try the powder and concealer lol.
Feb 6, 2015
Hannah K.
Sandra, Solstice is SOOO pretty. It's one of those duochrome typed products, where it shifts between kind of a teal shade and a super warm orangey copper. I utterly love it. I can't swatch right now much might be able to tomorrow. God it is so pretty you won't regret it. Only thing with those shadows, you need a sticky primer to make sure the glitter stays on. It's not the hugest deal, I normally use my Too Faced Glitter Glue for that, because it's stickier than my UD Primer Potion, but if you have a tackier primer that will work too. I've used it with the UD Primer Potion before and it's been okay, but not great. A bit of fallout, but nothing major.
Feb 6, 2015
Hannah K.
I haven't used Discoball yet, but whenever I use super glittery shades I like to use a flat shadow brush and occasionally if it's super glittery I'll use Inglot's Duraline, which works as well as the Glitter Glue but in a different way, because you put the Duraline on your brush before you dip it into the shadow, so it creates kind of a paste typed thing. It works really well, actually.
Feb 6, 2015
Rissa G.
AHH makes me even more excited bae! I'll check it out. I like her I haven't seen that video though
Feb 6, 2015
Hannah K.
It's sold here but I think it's currently out of stock...sigh. It's good, though, it also works great with loose pigments and such. It does not mess up the products, but even still I like to use a corner of my pressed shadows just to be safe =)
Feb 6, 2015
Hannah K.
It just depends, because they work in really different ways. The Duraline works by making a paste typed version of whatever product you use with it...good for making liquid liners out of other eyeshadows. The Glitter Glue works by applying it to your lids and then sticking glitters on top of it. This also works with glitter shadows but the Duraline will help with getting the colors to show, shadow-wise.
Feb 6, 2015
Hannah K.
Similar to the Duraline...the Lit Glitter base. Same concept, but the glitter base is a bit more heavy duty/less pigment oriented.
Feb 6, 2015
Hannah K.
Anytime! =)
Feb 6, 2015
CPT- Lili R.
I honestly love the naked line. The foundation is one of my favorits the pressed powder is very nice when you apply it with the bb the naked lip pencile is nice too, I like the naked palettes the lipglosses are nice too.