Hi there! 😊

I am back with another post, but this one is a little bit different than what I usually post. This is my first post where I have attempted to do decent makeup look, with one of my favorite palette, which is the Second nature palette from Morphe.

I got this one about two months ago, and I fell in love with it the second I opened my package.
The palette comes with 35 different eyeshadows. 10 of which are shimmers and the rest are mattes.


First, I'm going to show you all the shimmer shades. They are all extremely pigmented so you don't have to get a lot of it on your brush. Like every other shimmer eyeshadow, they show up better and stronger if you wet the shadow or your brush before applying it to your eyes. Also, they are so soft and buttery to apply you can actually see a dent in the pan if you press too much with your brush.



From top to bottom here are the shimmer shades in the palette:  
- Pure ( Beautiful golden shade.)
- Zodiac ( It's a beautiful light brown shade.)
- Polished ( A mixture of rose gold and brown color.)
- Sizzle ( A gorgeous darker coppery shade.)
- Sauce ( Truly gorgeous bright orange shade.)
- Amber ( Mixture of Sauce and Sizzle.)
- Rustic ( A light copper shade.)
- Bronzie ( A beautiful bronze shade.)
- Ruby ( Bright red shade.)
- Zippy ( I would say it's a mix between Rustic and Bronzie, maybe a bit darker.)
- Halo ( It's a brown shade with a slight red tint to it and it's not as shimmery as the rest of them.)



Then we have all the matte shades. To be honest with you, I have never seen and used such pigmented matte eyeshadows in my life. They are so smooth and have that buttery feeling. I know it's really hard to make mattes but these are incredible. So easy to work with I fell in love straight away.

I'm not going to describe all the mattes, because some of them are really similar and I don't really see a point in describing them. Also, I'm not very good at it anyway. 😅

Here are the mattes from top to bottom in a morphe 3502 palette:
- Universal
- Orb
- Tan
- Flux
- Contour
- Heat
- Ablaze
- Fire
- Spice
- Terra cotta
- Brick
- Dust
- Risky
- Chestnut
- Rich
- Brave
- In the zone
- Fawn
- Stone
- So warm
- Toast
- Brunette
- Muddy
- Whiz



From the name (obviously) and the pictures, you can tell that all the colors are very warm perfect for autumn and winter time. There are lots of reds, oranges and brown shades that help you to create amazing looks.



(I know my swatches are not the best so bare it with me!)


I'll try and post some looks I'll do with this palette.
So stick around if you want to see them.