Anyways, so if you are interested in reading my take on the Naked 2 Eyeshadow Palette, click......
Housed in a sleek metal palette, the Naked 2 Eyeshadow palette contains 12 neutral eyeshadows and comes with a double ended eyeshadow brush and a mini travel sized "Naked" lip gloss (not pictured, I think I gave mine away).
Compared to the Naked 3 Palette which has a overall rose gold color scheme and the Naked 1 Palette which had a warm brown color scheme, the Naked 2 Palette has a taupe color scheme, with a few exceptions (ex. Half-baked, Chopper, Bootycall).
There are a three types of eyeshadows in this palette:
The matte colors varied in their pigmentation. I found "Foxy" to be a tad chalky and hard to apply. "Tease" I like because it makes for a great blending color and "Blackout" felt very dry and chalky, this one definitely needs a good primer to show up on the lid.
Chopper and YDK are two colors that had bits of larger glitters in them. I am not extremely fond of them because I don't like the fallout. Even though I can clean up the mess with some scotch tape, I'd still rather not go through the trouble especially if I am in a rush.
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Overall this is an amazing palette and one that I reach for the most out of my whole collection. I like the cool tone neutral brown looks I can do with this and it really has all the colors I need to create a simple everyday look.
So that's my super short review, I strongly recommend this palette, perhaps even over the Naked 3 Palette because I feel like all the colors in here are unique and there are some very complementary trios that makes for very easy five-minute-running-out-of-the-door looks.
Do you own the Naked 2 Palette? How do you like it compared to Naked 1 or Naked 3? Let me know in the comments below, I love to hear what you think!