Top to bottom: WR010 | WR020 | WR030
Top to bottom: WR040 | WR050 | WR060
Top to bottom: WR070 | WR080 | WR090
Top to bottom: WR100 | WR110 | WR120
Top to bottom: WR130 | WR140 | WR150
The Warm Spectrum Eyeshadow Palette has matte, satin, duochrome and pearl finishes. As you can see from the above photos, there are many shades, making this palette extremely versatile. I only just received this palette and I've been able to create a few amazing, different looks.
The absolute majority of these colours wear beautifully. They're pigmented, smooth and buttery - everything you could want in a shadow. A few favourites include the gorgeous bright terracotta colour WR040 and WR050. One definite surprise in the palette is WR010. As you can see, in the pan this colour appears green. Once swatched and applied, it's duochrome magic is revealed. Sometimes it appears green and at other times, bronze. The only colour that I have difficulty using was the matte black WR030. It doesn't swatch easy, but when I use a brush it does apply fairly evenly. I just have to tap off and make sure there isn't any fall out. It's definitely not the most pigmented of blacks, but I'm sure you already have your favourite black that you'd reach for 99.99% of the time, just like me.
Top to bottom: CR010 | CR020 | CR030 | CR040
The Coral Spectrum Blush Palette is so gorgeous. I haven't had a blush palette in so long because I find that blush palettes often have 2 great colours and the rest are rubbish. This time, not the case. Each colour is gorgeous, pigmented and blend out so lovely on the cheeks.My favourite colour is definitely CR030 because I am a sucker for coral and peach blushes. I honestly thing this blush palette is for everyone.
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