I've been a fan of Urban Decay eyeshadow for a few years now. I am obsessed with my Urban Decay Naked 1&2 palettes. I use them 90% of the time I wear makeup.
I had mixed opinions when the Naked Basics palette was released. I thought the shades would be too similar to the other two palettes I own. I bought the palette after hearing so many people praising the palette.
I've decided that this palette is not my favorite and too similar to the Naked 1&2 palettes. If you already have those palettes, I would not recommend purchasing. If you don't have the Naked 1&2 palettes, I would suggest that you save your money and purchase either the first or second Naked palette depending on which shades and tones you prefer. If the first three shades weren't almost identical, I think that this would be an amazing palette for the price.
The Naked Basics palette features six neutral shades for $27.
Left to right: Venus, Foxy, Walk of Shame, Naked 2, Faint, Crave
Swatches left to right: Venus, Foxy, Walk of Shame, Naked 2, Faint, Crave
Although these aren't dupes, I found some similar shades in my collection to the eyeshadows found in the Urban Decay Naked Basics palette.
Left to right: Venus (UD Naked Basics), Bootycall (UD Naked 2), Virgin (UD Naked), Browbone color (Wet N Wild Walking on Eggshells), Sellout (UD single eyeshadow)
Left to right: Naked 2 (UD Naked Basics), Tease (UD Naked 2), Naked (UD Naked)
Left to right: Faint (UD Naked Basics), Buck (UD Naked), Deep Bronze (NYX)
Left to right: Crave (UD Naked Basics), Blackout (UD Naked 2), Creep (UD Naked)
After giving this palette a try, I will be returning it to my local ULTA store. These eyeshadows weren't as unique as I had hoped after hearing so many good things about this palette. This may be a great palette if you are a beginner, however the similarities between the first three shades holds me back from recommending it.
What are your opinions on the newest addition to the Urban Decay Naked family?
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