Urban Decay Naked 2 Palette ($50)
- 12 X Foxy (cream bisque with matte finish), Half Baked (golden-bronze with shimmering finish), Booty Call (shimmering cork), Chopper (copper shimmer with silver microglitter), Tease (creamy pale brown with matte finish), Snake Bite (dark bronze shimmer with metallic base), Suspect (pale golden beige with shimmering finish), Pistol (light gray-brown with shimmering finish), Verve (oyster with shimmering finish), YDK (cool bronze shimmer with metallic base), Busted (deep brown with shimmering finish), Blackout (blackest black with matte finish)
- Good Karma Shadow/Crease Brush
- 0.11 oz Lip Junkie Lipgloss in Naked (pinky neutral)
Urban Decay Naked 2 Palette
Urban Decay Naked 2 Palette
Urban Decay Naked 2 Palette - Double-sided Good Karma Brush
Urban Decay Naked 2 Palette - Double-sided Good Karma Brus
Urban Decay Naked 2 Palette - Foxy, Half baked, Booty Call, Chopper
Urban Decay Naked 2 Palette - Tease, Snake Bite, Suspect, Pistol
Urban Decay Naked 2 Palette - Verve, YDK, Busted, Blackout
Urban Decay Naked 2 Palette - Foxy, Half baked, Booty Call, Chopper
Urban Decay Naked 2 Palette - Tease, Snake Bite, Suspect, Pistol
Urban Decay Naked 2 Palette - Verve, YDK, Busted, Blackout
Urban Decay Original Naked Vs. Naked 2 Palette
Foxy – pale yellow tone beige matte. I was disappointed with the quality of the color, I just couldn’t get it to show and it looks too chalky. At best I may be able to use it over other colors but that’s about it.
Half Baked – metallic champagne gold
Booty Call – pale peach tone beige frost
Chopper – penny copper frost with flecks of silver micro glitter
Tease – muted brown-mauve matte. The quality of this one was disappointing as well, which is bad because this is one of my favorite colors in the palette. It works a lot better over a pale base patted with an eye shadow brush.
Snake Bite – dirty bronze metallic
Suspect – pale champagne with a balance of yellow and pink
Pistol – frost gray-brown taupe, with green tones
Verve – frost pale pink
YDK – metallic brown with copper and pink tones
Busted – deepened shimmer brown with violet tones
Blackout – matte black. Another one that fell short in the color payoff department. If you’re plan on wearing it alone or using it as the main color is may not be the best, but it works great to create depth.
Packaging
The Naked 2 is noticeably heavier than its predecessor. The case if made from painted tin, which I’m sure will catch every nick and dent from being in bag. The internal components are made with hardened plastics. I can appreciate the newly added hinge which ensures the case is closed, as oppose to the original Naked Palette that was secured using magnets. Overall, I like the packaging and it doesn’t feel cheap or heavy, but I wish it was lighter because it’s added weight more weight to my already over capacitated handbag.
Quality and Value
There’s no denying that this is a great value; 12 eye shadows, 1 double-ended eye shadow brush, and a mini Lip Junkie, all for $50. You can’t beat a deal like that. With the exception of Foxy, Tease, and Blackout, I found the rest of the colors to be very pigmented and only requiring a single swatch for full opaque color.
If you already own the original, I don’t think you’ll see the need for another palette because they run along the same lines. But as a makeup lover or collector having both is great and you can alternate the two. If I could put the two together to make a baby I’ll be one happy girl. There’s something great about both of them.
Availability: Urban Decay and Sephora. If you’re still undecided don’t worry, both the original Naked and Naked 2 are permanent palettes, but they will be in high demand right now.
Price: $50 – Fill Weight: Eyeshadow: 12 x 1.3g e 12 x 0.05 US oz, Lip Junkie: 3.23ml e 0.11 US fl oz
Rating: A-
P.S. I forgot about the gloss it’ll be posted shortly.
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