Palette love: Inglot Freedom System Palette
Today I have two palettes to review and both are from Inglot. And out of all my palettes, I absolutely love all the colors in them. To be fair, I did choose the colors myself so I knew they would be the most wearable for me. When I heard that Inglot is opening a store in Glorietta 5, I dragged my hubby to the place to get my own palette. They have this Freedom System where you get an empty palette and you fill it with the colors that you like. The color selection is huuuuuge. But of course, I ended up getting neutral colors. Haha! I first got a two-pan palette then last month, I got a three-pan palette. You can also choose to just buy the shadows if you already have an empty palette (like the Z ones). But the magnetic palette itself is really fun and if you want to get the full experience, maybe just start with the two pan like I did, see if you like it and work your way from there.
I already forgot the numbers for these shadows (they don't have names just numbers). But my two-pan palette is inspired by the matte shadows from the UD Naked 1 palette (Naked and Buck). I love those two together and I wanted to get a back up in case I run out of those colors in my Naked 1 palette. I asked the SA for colors similar to those and she gave those colors to me. In the swatch photo, they're the ones on the left (1st and 2nd).
My next palette is three-pan one which is again inspired my one palette that I already own. I wanted colors similar to All About Eve in the Narsissist palette and this is what I came up with. The left color in the pan is a light matte color (lighter than the one in my two-pan one) that I use for the crease, the middle color is a pretty shimmery beige-gray color that I use all over the lids and the last one is a pink shimmery color that I used for the inner corners of my eyes and lightly dusted under the browbone.
Inglot eyeshadows can sometimes be chalky so make sure to tap tap tap the excess powder away and blend the colors really well. To make it last all day, use a primer underneath too.
I really like the Inglot eyeshadows and this is probably not going to be my last palette. I just have to get a more colorful one next time.
I already forgot the numbers for these shadows (they don't have names just numbers). But my two-pan palette is inspired by the matte shadows from the UD Naked 1 palette (Naked and Buck). I love those two together and I wanted to get a back up in case I run out of those colors in my Naked 1 palette. I asked the SA for colors similar to those and she gave those colors to me. In the swatch photo, they're the ones on the left (1st and 2nd).
My next palette is three-pan one which is again inspired my one palette that I already own. I wanted colors similar to All About Eve in the Narsissist palette and this is what I came up with. The left color in the pan is a light matte color (lighter than the one in my two-pan one) that I use for the crease, the middle color is a pretty shimmery beige-gray color that I use all over the lids and the last one is a pink shimmery color that I used for the inner corners of my eyes and lightly dusted under the browbone.
Inglot eyeshadows can sometimes be chalky so make sure to tap tap tap the excess powder away and blend the colors really well. To make it last all day, use a primer underneath too.
I really like the Inglot eyeshadows and this is probably not going to be my last palette. I just have to get a more colorful one next time.