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The CAKAILA Neutral Nude Brown Eye Shadow Palette is a beautiful collection of shades that’s perfect for creating both subtle, everyday looks and more dramatic evening styles. The range of colors—from rose gold to deep browns and bronze tones—offers so much versatility, especially for brown eyes. The shades blend seamlessly together, allowing me to create soft, natural gradients or add more intensity with the darker tones. The pigmentation is impressive! Each color goes on smooth and vibrant with minimal fallout. Even the lighter shades show up well on my skin, which isn’t always the case with other nude palettes. The shimmer shades have just the right amount of sparkle without being overly glittery, while the matte shades are rich and buildable. I also appreciate that the formula is long-lasting—it stays in place all day without creasing or fading, even through a busy day. Overall, this palette is a great value for the quality and range of shades. The packaging is sturdy and compact, making it easy to take on the go. If you’re looking for a highly pigmented, versatile palette that enhances brown eyes with natural, warm tones, this is a fantastic choice. Read more

I love the colors. It gives me the look I've wanted. I am loving it. I would buy again. Read more

I was looking forward to trying this palette, I thought the colors were versatile and was hoping the product would meet my expectations based on others reviews. I thought the palette was going to be larger, it is actually small. I was hoping it would be smooth to apply, with little to no fallout and be long lasting. The company packaging/box was pretty but not something I would keep. After opening the box and taking the product out, I was disappointed to find the majority of the shadows were shattered and mixed together into a fine powder of no specific color. There were a few shadows that were completely intact and a few that had some broken but with some product intact in the palette. After looking at the fine mixed powder and touching it, I found the shadow to be soft and silky but realized after applying some to my hand, it went on smoothly but the color was lighter than I expected, so I applied several layers to build on the color and as I was applying, I noticed a moderate amount of fallout/ flaking off, which then looked uneven. I then applied the product to my eyes, after using a light primer, hoping to have less fallout and be able to build color and using the primer did help but there was still a small/moderate amount of fallout, causing uneven color, so in my opinion, the product was not really buildable and I would have to wear it as a softer look. The other colors that had broken and mixed together did had some darker shades, maybe those would have been the ones to try and be more successful in having a darker or more vibrant/intesne color. I did find the product washed away easily with soap and water and left no residue. I really wanted this product to meet my expectations, especially because of the price being reasonable but I would rather pay more for a palette and have an easy/quick desired outcome and with little to no fallout! Read more

I used no primer in the pics of each shade on my hand. The taupe on the middle right also *is* on my skin, it's just close to my skintone (though on the second picture you can kind of see it next to some of the smudged dark shade). Will update soon after wearing it out and such, this was just testing it on the day I got the palette. Top left white: Yeah no, this white sucks without primer. I put it on like four times and it doesn't look *white* white like I wanted it to. You might have better luck with a good base and primer, but I've honestly gotten brighter whites with other cheap eyeshadows. Top middle white glitter: I like it, it would need more to build on it, but if you just want a touch of shimmer it does well! Top right brown glitter: I LOVE this shade, it looks like a night sky. Perfect for blending a smokey eye, or even as the darkest shade since it seems easy to build with. Middle left silver glitter: Eh? I like it but it flakes so much. I think it has potential though, it's like the perfect silver. Middle red glitter: Be really careful applying this and make sure you set it because it moves easily if you smudge it. It's a pure red, not too orange or violet. Very pretty but needs a steady hand. I did have a tiny bit of irritation when rubbing it into my skin (which is kinda obvious but just keep it in mind if you're not used to working with this kind of eyeshadow) Middle right taupe: ...I actually think this shade is gorgeous, I packed it onto my skin but it's practically a shade match on my skin. Would probably look better if you're very pale or if you're darker than me. Bottom left black: for a cheap eyeshadow, I love this black. I didn't have to put much on to get it that dark, imagine how far you could go if you really set it and layered it. Bottom middle dark glitter: I love that this shade is more like a pewter metallic shade than a silver, at least in the palette it had more blue-ish tones. Bottom right dark brown: Love this one too, not much to say about it that I haven't already said for the black. Keeps well even without primer. Read more

Bought this for my 9yo daughter who is starting to get interested in makeup. The colors are nice and neutral and apply well. Very sparkly and flattering. Read more

Not very pigmented. It took a few layers to achieve the Smokey eye I wanted and it still wasn’t as dark as I would have liked. Read more

This one was perfect the 2nd one was broken and missing one of the colors Read more

Came a lot smaller than expected but that's my fault I should've checked the size before purchasing, no penalty for that. However, pigment came in much lighter than it looks in the pictures, I bought it for the light pink shades but they all just look white on the skin. I've used good light pink palletes, this just isn't one of them. The shimmery shades are nice, though. Read more