#Anastasia soft glam palette full
#Anastasia soft glam palette pro

If you like the shade selection, go for it! The quality does not disappoint and I personally find the layout very exciting for yet another neutral palette. In conclusion, should you run and get the Anastasia Beverly Hills Soft Glam palette? Well, I did and I have no regrets. Only the Cyprus Umber shade shows quite a bit of wear but itвЂ™s not that surprising since it feels more loosely packed than other colors.

No drama here either вЂ“ you can clearly see that it has been used, but no pan in sight. You may also be interested to know how the palette looks like now after two days of use. Happy to report that the shadows lasted in perfect condition and were as vibrant and fresh at the end of the day as they were straight after application.

#Anastasia soft glam palette full

IвЂ™ve only had the Anastasia Beverly Hills Soft Glam palette since Friday, but played with it enough to check out all the shades and do a full day wear test as well. My other favorites include Glistening, Orange Soda, Dusty Rose and Burnt Orange. IвЂ™m in love with Rose Pink, which is very surprising because itвЂ™s not a shade I normally reach for. They are a bit flaky and really need something to adhere to, but if you use them correctly, they are gorgeous. On top of a regular eyeshadow base (I use the one from Milani) they may not stick to the lid enough. The shades Rose Pink, Sultry and Bronze perform best when applied wet or over a glitter glue. Nothing major and you may not even notice much of it if youвЂ™re gentle with the brush.

#Anastasia soft glam palette pro

The shadows do have a bit of a kick up as you work them onto the brush (especially the matte ones), but IвЂ™d say itвЂ™s similar to the Lorac Pro formula. A little goes a long way with this one and if you apply too much, you may have to spend a few minutes blending it out. The only shade IвЂ™ve had a small issue with so far is Cyprus Umber. They are pigmented, blend well, show up true to color and are easy to work with. The quality of the shadows reminds me a lot of the previous Anastasia palettes (before Subculture). Now, letвЂ™s address the elephant in the room вЂ“ is the formula good? I think it is. I can see myself using every single color, what a perfect bunch. If you like gold, brown and soft pink tones, itвЂ™s a palette for you. Nine mattes, two shimmers and three more glittery shades. ThereвЂ™sДЄ good variety of transition shades, a nice matte cream shadow and a black. I love the shade selection of the Soft Glam Palette, itвЂ™s right up my alley.

However, letвЂ™s not judge the book by itвЂ™s cover, sheвЂ™s a beauty inside. Also, it will no doubt get dirty in no time. The packaging is a bit meh вЂ“ the felt texture doesnвЂ™t really go with the glam theme in my opinion. I donвЂ™t actually own that one, but my collection includes a bunch of ABH eyeshadow sets released before Subculture, so I do have enough material to make relevant comparisons.Д«ut before we move on to that topic, letвЂ™s have a closer look at the palette itself. I was also on the fence after the controversial Subculture palette, but supposedly this formula is the same as the famous Modern Renaissance, which everyone is raving about. I suspect you are here to have a closer look at Soft Glam before making a decision whether to get it or not. IвЂ™m sure most of you already know that Anastasia Beverly Hills has just released another eyeshadow palette.