Laura Geller The Delectables Eyeshadow Palette Swatches
Brands like MAC, NARS and Urban Decay will always be popular but there’s plenty of other brands that deserve a little more love too. Like Laura Geller. Like many of us, I’ve been sleeping on Laura Geller but she has some pretty amazing products in her lineup. It took Gilded Honey becoming a social media sensation for me to take notice of Laura Geller but she’s more than just bomb highlighters. You can basically call Laura Geller the queen of baked (powders that is ?) because she’s got the game on lock. Her line mostly consists of baked highlights, blush, bronzer, foundation and more to get us all baked in style. ‘Cause we all like to get baked from time to time right? ?
If you’re new to getting baked, then Laura Geller is your go to girl to introduce you to buttery smooth baked powders that are flattering on all skin types and tones. One of her many hidden treasures is The Delectables Eyeshadow Palette in Delicious Shades of Nude. It’s almost like an assorted box of chocolates except you get 14 yummy morsels to choose from and every single one of them is indulgent. The Delectables Eyeshadow Palette isn’t quite your typical nude eyeshadow palette. It’s a completely baked palette featuring a mix of earth tones including green, bronze and orange instead of your typical mix of just browns and golds.
The Delectables Eyeshadow Palette includes:
- Crème soft creamy beige with shimmer
- Dolce beige with golden pearl
- Hazelnut rich brown
- Raisin bronze with high shimmer
- Truffle muted greyish taupe with shimmer
- Khaki green taupe with shimmer
- Forest dark green with shimmer
- Vanilla creamy white
- Mushroom soft muted beige taupe
- Honey golden beige with shimmer
- Sunrise warm antique gold
- Vintage ash brown with bronze
- Brown Sugar brown with shimmer
- Mahogany chocolate brown
The Delectables Eyeshadow Palette has a nice mix of cool and warm shades but there’s not much variety in terms of the finishes. There’s one satin (Hazelnut) and two mattes (Vanilla and Mahogany) with the rest of the shades sporting a more shimmery finish. Some are more metallic than others while some shades may appear less shimmery once applied and blended out. I wish Laura Geller added a couple more mattes to the mix but I still think The Delectables Eyeshadow Palette is a beautiful nude palette that’ll flatter a variety of skin tones. You just have to really love shimmer and getting baked to get into it. Which is a pretty awesome combination if you ask me!
Crème, Dolce, Hazelnut, Raisin, Truffle, Khaki, Forest, Vanilla, Mushroom, Honey, Sunrise, Vintage, Brown Sugar and Mahogany
I got this palette last year, and it’s one of may fave to pull out for autumn –the colors are rich, like turning leaves, got some stunning eye looks out of it. The only catch is that a number of the shadows are harder than normal (even for baked shadows), so I have to use damp foam applicators . Recommend using damp, the colors come alive, are very vibrant and last a long time.
Your description is so dead on! I didn’t even think about using them wet. I think I’m going to do that. I can definitely see this palette performing better wet