My Eyeshadow Palette Collection- Part 8
My Eyeshadow Palette Collection- Part 8
This is the Morphe X Meredith Duxbury 35 Pan Artistry Palette. This is by far the most pigmented eyeshadow palette I own! Meredith’s whole collection is so beautiful, but I’m completely obsessed with this palette! I got this at Ulta when it first came out. This has 35 shades, 30 mattes, and only 5 shimmers. I do wish there were more shimmer shades. I don’t hardly ever reach for this because I don’t do bold, colorful eyeshadow but after seeing this again I think I might start playing with it more! And there’s a few pink and lilac shades that honestly could double as blushes! As Meredith is from New York, all the names of the shades are all New York inspired, and they’re all so cute!! I don’t think I can pick a favorite shade, they’re all so beautiful! Like all Morphe palettes there is quite a bit of fallout, but I don’t mind it. That just proves that I’m actually picking up product. They blend out so beautifully! And of course the note from Meredith herself is the cherry on top! I also love that this comes with a mirror (as all palettes should in my opinion). Were you able to get your hands on this when it was for sale? What do you think of this palette?
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Okay, so after my initial excitement, I've really been diving deeper into the Morphe X Meredith Duxbury 35 Pan Artistry Palette, and let me tell you, it's been an interesting journey! When I first mentioned the fallout, I know some of you might have paused, but I've found some tricks. Using a good eyeshadow primer really helps grab onto that pigment, and I also like to do my eye makeup before my foundation. That way, any rogue pigment from shades like 'BLOODY MARY' or 'CONCRETE JUNGLE' can be easily swept away without messing up my base. Tapping off the excess from your brush is also key – these shadows are so packed with color that a little goes a long way! What I've really been enjoying is exploring the versatility of this palette, especially those 30 mattes. While I initially wished for more shimmers, I've discovered how beautifully these mattes blend into each other. For a softer, everyday look, I’ve been reaching for shades like 'WELLNESS' or 'CENTRAL PARK' in the crease, building up depth with a touch of 'GANACHE'. Then, I might just pop a little 'DIAMOND IC' or 'PROSECCO' shimmer on the lid for a subtle sparkle, perfect for adding a touch of 'HOT GLAM' without going overboard. But let's be real, the true fun begins with the more vibrant shades! I challenged myself to step out of my comfort zone, and I'm so glad I did. 'LIMONCELLO' makes for an incredible pop of yellow in the inner corner or as a daring lid shade. And those deeper, jewel-toned mattes? 'SULTRY NIGHTS' and 'ENDLESS NIGHTS' are perfect for creating a smoky eye with a twist. I've even experimented with 'CITY OF DREAMS' for a vibrant blue liner look – just dampen a thin brush and apply! The New York inspired names really do make you feel like you're creating something iconic, from 'EMPIRE STATE' to 'PRIVATE PARTY'. And for those pink and lilac shades I mentioned, they absolutely double as blush! I've gently dabbed 'BISOU BISOU' onto the apples of my cheeks for a fresh, rosy flush, and it blends seamlessly. It's such a bonus to have multi-use products in one palette. The large mirror is also a lifesaver for on-the-go touch-ups, making this a surprisingly practical palette despite its bold personality. Overall, while it might take a little patience to master the pigmentation and minimize fallout, the creative possibilities with this Morphe X Meredith Duxbury 35 Pan Artistry Palette are endless. It's truly an artistry palette that encourages you to play and experiment. If you're looking to expand your color horizons or just want a seriously vibrant collection, don't shy away from this one. It's been a game-changer for my makeup routine, pushing me to try looks I never thought I'd wear!
