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The Cherry On Top // Urban Decay Naked Cherry Palette Review

Wow I'm actually sitting down to review something that isn't a Birchbox 😂 I've been meaning to write this post since October when I got this palette, but as usual school and other life stuff have meant it's taken until now to do!
RRP £42

 This palette originally launched in September as a new instalment of Urban Decay's Naked series. I was really excited by it, as it's very different to all of the other Naked palettes out there and I'm a sucker for anything remotely pink-toned. It retails for £42, making it one of the more expensive palettes in the Naked series, and inside are 12 beautiful berry-toned shades:
  • Hot Spot - a matte ivory shade. I always use these for setting my eyeshadow primer and as a browbone highlight shade.
  • Caution - a neutral matte beige.
  • Bang Bang - a pink shimmer.
  • Feelz - a dusty rose matte shade.
  • Juicy - a peachy pink matte. This is a great transition shade.
  • Turn On - a gorgeous rose-gold metallic shade.
  • Ambitious - a metallic copper rose.
  • Bing - a dusty mauve shade.
  • Devilish - a deep matte plum colour.
  • Young Love - this is almost the metallic version of Bing, so pretty!
  • Drunk Dial - a deep metallic brown.
  • Privacy - a deep reddish brown shade.
I think I've probably said this a million times, but in my opinion, Urban Decay easily have my favourite formula when it comes to eyeshadows - they're super buttery which makes them so easy to blend and always beautifully pigmented. I also really love the brush that came with this palette. There's a fluffy side for blending and a smaller brush for more precise application, although I like using it for placing shadows on the lower lashline. The only negative thing I could say about this palette is that there is a little bit of kickback and fallout, but to be honest, neither of those things a big deal-breakers for me so I'm not even going to class it as a negative! 


I also thought I'd share a little look I created using this palette. I followed a tutorial that Chloe Morello posted on YouTube and I'm really pleased with how it came out, especially as I wouldn't normally attempt a look like this!

I started with the Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion, followed by my Revolution Conceal & Define concealer (I always use a concealer before I apply my eyeshadow as I like to have an even base to start with) I then set that with Hot Spot. Using the fluffy end of the brush that came with the palette, I used Feelz on the inner and outer corners of the eye. I then deepened that shade with Bing, followed by Devilish. I then took another fluffy brush and used Bang Bang to blend through the crease, using my finger to apply it all over the lid. Then I used Privacy to deepen the outer corners and added Bing on my lower lashline. Finished off with some Stila Huge mascara and some Eyelure false lashes! I would definitely recommend doing the eyeshadow before you apply your foundation as there was a little bit of fallout from some of the shades.

 I am absolutely in love with this palette, I think it's stunning and definitely my favourite in the Naked series! 💕
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