Naked 3: dark shadow tutorial

I have been playing around with the Naked 3 palette for a good 2 months now, and have been coming up with many different looks. I came up with this look which is darker then my previous look that I did (look 1 can be found here).

*Don't forget to apply an eyeshadow primer before you put on the shadow, so that your eyeshadow lasts all day without any creasing.*

-apply strange on your brow bone as well as your lid. By doing this it will make the shade Buzz pop.

-blend the shaded Nooner into your crease.

-use Darkside to further deepen your crease, but do not bring the shade all the way to the inner corner just the outer corner. 

-take the shade Blackheart and pat it onto your outer lid and blend upward, be careful not to get it into the crease.

 -pat Buzz onto your inner corner.

-line your upper lash line with your favorite black eyeliner, I used a gel liner.

-line your lower lash line with Nooner.

-curl your lashes and apply mascara to top and bottom lashes.

 Here is the final look!

I hope you guys enjoyed this look, and have a great weekend!

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Naked 3 natural look

I wanted to do a very natural look with the Naked 3 palette, and this is what I came up with! A look that is perfect for the day time, not heavy at all. It is very simple to achieve this look, very good for those days where you are short on time.

First apply your favorite eye primer.

Sweep Burnout all over your lid up to the crease 

Use Nooner in the crease for some definition

To deepen the outer corner use Darkside

I used a little bit of the Dust in the inner corner

Strange as my highlight under the brow 

Also I added Darkside to the lower lash line, just halfway to about the pupil.

Add your favorite mascara and eyeliner 

 Here is the final look! I am pretty happy with the way it came out. I will be posting some darker looks soon!

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Naked 3

So for Christmas I got a lot of gift cards from Ulta, and I of course had to go and get the Naked 3 palette ! So when I got to Ulta I hurried my way over to the Urban Decay display to find out that there were no Naked 3 palettes left. So I looked around the store, and found more that I didn't need but wanted =) I was about to go pay for my goodies and I decided to go check one more time if there were any Naked 3 palettes. As I was walking over there I noticed a girl holding a palette, of course in my head I was saying "don't buy it lady, don't buy it" and she put it down! As soon as she put it down I snatched that bad boy up and got in line.

The difference between Naked 2 and 3 is that the Naked 3 palette is rose-hued neutrals. The case is the same as Naked 2, which I like, its good to take with you anywhere you go! There are 12 shades (new shades), like always, with different finishes. Some shades are matte, satin, shimmery and glittery.  

I swathed all the shades below, I did not use any primer or flash photography. Take a look! 

 Strange-a cream pinkish matte, Dust- a metallic/glittery pink, Burnout-  pinkish peach satin, Limit- neutral rose matte

Buzz- metallic rose with silver glitters, Trick- copper pink shimmer, Nooner- pinkish mauve matte, Liar- bronze with a tint of rose shimmer.

Factory- brown satin, Mugshot- bronze shimmer, Darkside- deep mauve satin, Blackheart- a black matte with pink shimmer 

I wanted to compare Naked 2 and Naked 3 (I do not have Naked) and see if there are any similarities. I found 4 of the shades to be similar 

Chopper and Trick

Tease and Nooner

Suspect and Mugshot

Busted and Blackheart

Other than that all the other shades were different, and I would still recommend the Naked 3 palette. I still don't know which palette I like more, I'm sure the more I play with the new palette I will make up my mind and I will definitely let you know!

I hope you guys enjoyed this review and got an idea of what the new Naked 3 palette is like! I will have to do some makeup looks with this palette very soon.

Have you bought the new palette yet?

What are your thoughts?

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*Disclaimer: I did not get paid by the company to write this review. All opinions and thoughts are my own.*