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I have been using bepholan palete for long now and i must say that its the most pigmented palette at affordable price . Amazing combination of colors to create day to night look , simple to glam . Single swipe pay off is super amazing and as a makeupartist i would recommend using it .

I was looking for some summer smokey shades and ordered this palette from Bepholan. The product is worth trying the shades are high on pigment and gives a very subtle look. The palette is very compact easy to carry and covers almost all looks from casual to formal meetups.

Each shade of this palette has a magnetic backing and can easily be removed, so if you have one of those empty palettes where you put your favorite colors, this can be done with this palette. I like almost all of the shades, some are slightly glittery, some are matte. They are so easily blendable so you can smoke your eyes out without any effort. Even the darkest shade, almost a black, is wearable, even by someone like me who is fair and cool-toned. Made in China.

I got the “Smoky Rose” palette. This comes packaged nicely. It is sealed in plastic wrapping. It is in an outer product box. Ingredients are listed. It is made in China. The palette has a nice weight to it. It is cardboard. It has a nice look to it. It has magnetic closure. Inside there are 12 shades - 4 rows of 3. They are easily removed, so you can put the pans in a different order that might work better for you, put the pans into another palette, or switch out shades with other single shades you have that you might prefer more. That’s always a nice option. There are shade names above each pan. That kind of surprised me given the palette is made with removable pans. If you’re going to be putting the pans in a new order, removing the pans and maybe switching out colors, etc., I would think you wouldn’t want shade names? They’re in gold and the palette itself is like a dark gold, so they aren’t extremely noticeable. You get 12 shades - 3 mattes, 4 mattes with micro glitter, and 5 shimmers. I don’t like mattes with micro glitter, I didn’t realize this palette had any of them because in the product photos they looked like shimmers. So, I wasn’t happy to see any, let alone 4 of them, in the palette. I did finger swatches on my clean forearm (no primer, lotion, etc.). Each shade is 1 layer. The mattes are all pigmented, soft, and smooth. They pick up easily with a brush and blend out easily. The mattes with micro glitter even impressed me. They’re soft, smooth, and pigmented. Usually, with mattes with micro glitter, the glitter doesn’t usually stick around. Even in swatches a lot of the time it doesn’t show much. When I swatched these, the glitter really stayed put. There definitely seems to be a lot of micro glitter in each one. But, they aren’t gritty at all, which I was happy about. If you pack them on the eyes, the glitter does stay. But, like what usually happens with mattes with micro glitter, when you go to blend out the edge, the micro glitter falls away (mostly onto my face). That’s the part I hate. Because glitter, as pretty as it can be when it’s sparkling, once it gets somewhere - it takes forever to get rid of it! So, once it falls onto my face, I’m seeing glitter pieces all over my face the rest of the day until I wash my face - and even sometimes after! But, I definitely preferred these mattes with micro glitter over most others I’ve tried, which really surprised me! There are some shimmers and some I’d call more metallics. They’re all pigmented, soft, and smooth. There’s 5 total - 2 I’d call true shimmers and 3 I’d call more metallics. There is one that was a definite true shimmer - the 2nd shade in the top row (“Rose”). It looked champagne colored in the pan, but ended up being a peachy gold color (kind of shifts peach to gold). It’s really pretty. There were 2 that were definite metallics - the 2nd and 3rd shades in the middle row (“Grill” and “Choco”). They’re both really pigmented, opaque, smooth, feel almost creamy, glide on, and have a wet, metallic look to them. Then there are 2 that were kind of a cross between shimmers and metallics. The yellow in the middle row - 1st shade (“Citrine”) - and the purple in the bottom row - 2nd shade (“Late Night”). They both looked slightly different in the pans. I thought they would be metallics when I saw them in the pans. But, when I went to pick them up with my finger, they didn’t pick up as easily as the 2 metallics did. They felt more sheer. They still picked up, just not as much if that makes sense. The yellow was definitely more opaque and metallic looking than the purple. The purple was more sheer. But, it builds up well. They’re both soft and smooth. Overall, this palette is really nice! I was really impressed by the quality of the shades! Even the mattes with micro glitter impressed me! It’s great quality and a nice variety of colors! Plus, you can put them in a different order, switch them out, etc. That’s a nice option! I give it 5 stars!

While the packaging is very nice and the pans are filled evenly with pigment … I can’t say there’s anything special about this eyeshadow. The picture included are some of the colors swatched on my hand and they all just seem too light, chalky and moveable. ( At least they blend easy … ) Tomorrow, I’ll try again with some primer and give them a proper application test, but I don’t expect it to go much better. Edit: Even when trying to pack the color with a primer They have far too sheer a coverage. I’m changing my 3 star rating to a 1 star rating.

It’s an ok makeup pallet. There is a little shed from the product after you place it on your face. And though the pigmentation is good it doesnt last all day. Also the ad says naked pallet which of course it is not. Also a lot of the colors are glittery which I didn’t notice in the photos.

This palette is really cute. I really like make up and I’m in a phase where I want to experiment with more colors. From the photo, you can see I tried to swatch colors from the palette. The colors are vibrant in the palette but are definitely not as vibrant and pigmented when applied to skin (at least for melanin rich skin). I think this palette would be better suited for people still learning how to do make up and would like new colors without breaking the bank. Or for kids wanting to experiment and have fun. Overall, I do like the colors and for the price it’s not bad.