Help Me Choose a Palette - Color vs Neutral.

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Josephine B.

Sep 30, 2013

Josephine B.

I'm new to makeup and currently own a neutral palette from MUA which is supposed to be a dupe for UD's Naked 2. Now, I want to start experimenting with colors. Should I go for a full blown color palette or transition using 'colored neutrals'? Practicality wise, I don't think I'd be using the brightly colored ones, but it is good for experimenting though.

I only have enough money for 1, so please help a poor girl choose! :)

Here's the color pallete (with a contour kit at the bottom)

Josephine B.

Sep 30, 2013

Josephine B.

Here's the neutral palette (with blushes at the bottom)

Josephine B.

Sep 30, 2013

Josephine B.

Oh, here's the color palette.

Monique G.

Sep 30, 2013

Monique G.

Go for the colors! :) you still have a few browns but vibrant colors as well to experiment :)

StacyAnn B.

Sep 30, 2013

StacyAnn B.

I'm pulling to the brights, as you already own a neutral. You can also work the brights in with the neutral palette, for a pretty pop of color that isn't overwhelming.

Meagan M.

Sep 30, 2013

Meagan M.

I'm a big fan of natural looks. So I'd go with neutral :)

MsDiva A.

Sep 30, 2013

MsDiva A.

Pari Beauty allows you to customize your own pallet. Its mineral based and beautiful.

Cyrenna E.

Oct 1, 2013

Cyrenna E.

I think you would get more use out of the neural palette, it's so pretty!! enjoy whichever one you choose.

Josephine B.

Oct 1, 2013

Josephine B.

Thanks for the help ladies! :))

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