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Mystique Galaxy Palette



So as promised my swatch and part 1 review of the @mystique.beautygalaxy palette. 

















Firstly I would like to say I always am honest and true about the products I review and personally try them out on myself first before my family and friends.






 I was super psyched to receive this palette from @mystique.beauty as it was one I was eyeing for a while. So excited I swatched it the same day.

 I must say the colours are eye-catching and alluring. They gave me tons of makeup ideas to try out by just looking at them. The shadows looked highly pigmented and they were when I swatched it on my arm. As viewed in the pics.






















There are 2 colours that disappointed me, I have marked them in my pictures. The royal blue is more purple pigmented so it is deceiving and I was disappointed as I wanted a royal blue shadow. The second was the teal. I swatched it and was so happy it was the same colour but after 30mins it became lighter and looked pale.






















The palette is similar to the morphe Jaclyn Hill palette and the colours are almost replicas to the morphe palette i would say. The colours and pigment from my arm swatches leaves anyone with ideas of endless thoughts. 
My review is not complete as I will be doing a part 2 after I have used the shadows on my new makeup look. It will be posted shortly.







xoxox
M!ss Wiss...





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