Paw Palettes. Worth It?

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Samantha B.

Jan 20, 2013

Samantha B.

I'm interested in buying a paw palette but are they worth it?

Heather F.

Jan 20, 2013

Heather F.

Yes and no. They are small and can be very cheaply constructed, but its far more convienient for more intricant designs. 

Jaina M.

Jan 20, 2013

Jaina M.

i honestly wouldn't buy one. i just don't think that they are necessary.

Nils J.
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Jan 21, 2013

Nils J.

We have some of the limited editions here Samantha if you didn't see them! http://www.beautylish.com/b/paw-palette

Olivia D.

Jan 21, 2013

Olivia D.

Hi Samantha,

I LOVE my paw palette. I have all different ones and don't go on set without one. None of them have chipped, cracked, or fallen apart.

If you are just looking to have one to have one, its a great investment. You can use it while applying makeup instead of the back of your hands, and also carry it with you when shopping at counters, nothing worst then getting makeup stains all over your hand. Also its great bringing it to counters or makeup apt. You never know if you artist will have a palette (which they should) I think it is the grossest thing when a stranger puts makeup on the back of their hand, then onto my face!

let me know if you have any other questions! 

Kaysey L.

Jan 23, 2013

Kaysey L.

I would imagine they are better for professional use. Like, I wouldn't buy one just for myself to use. If I was doing others' makeup, I would get one.

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