The latest release from Juvia’s Place is the Warrior Palette, which features beautiful neutrals, golds, and bronzes. Benin, Dahomey, and Idia are SO gorgeous to me and Kano is my perfect neutral blending/crease color. This palette has the same great quality and consistency across the shadows as all of the other Juvia’s Place palettes that I have. I’m so impressed.
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The Festival Palette is the fourth of my Juvia’s Place palettes. Of course I didn’t realize until just now the shade labeled “You” below was an autocorrect error, the real name of that shade is “Uli”.
I love the warm toned matte shades of this palette but I was less impressed by the colors of the shimmers. Uli is a shimmery white that’s cute but I just don’t see myself using it often. Keleke is a shimmery black that I feel the same way about.
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And we’re back with the third of the five palettes I got. The Zulu palette is so cute and bright. I love the look of Juvia’s Place nine pan palettes, it’s just so aesthetically pleasing for some reason. The Zulu palette does not have individual shade names for the colors listed in the pan or on the box, but it’s definitely not a deal breaker for me. The matte mint and purple were a little patchy for me but they still had decent pigmentation and were able to be built up when swatching. I’ll definitely be using a tacky shadow primer with those ones on the eyes.
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The second of the Juvia’s Place palette’s that I hauled, The Saharan II. I love the shimmers and the Moroccan theme in this one!
See swatches below.
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About a month ago I made an order from Juvia’s Place for the first time during one of their 30% off sales. I know I’m late AF to the party but I’m HERE now! I haven’t used these to create any eye looks yet but from the feel of the swatches I know these palettes are all going to be amazing.
Stay tuned for swatches of the other 4 more Juvia’s Place palettes I bought.
