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Ace Beaute Scarlet Dusk Palette // Makeup

Ace Beaute Scarlet Dusk Palette // Makeup 




This is my second palette from Ace Beaute, but not my last! I was left with mixed emotions after their last one I tried. It was a doable palette, but not a favorite formula of mine. I kept in mind that that palette was exclusive through Boxycharm which can sometimes make the quality less, unfortunately. If it is a palette a brand already has launched then I usually don't have any issues, but when "exclusive" is in the mix with subscriptions it's not always a good thing. 
Although their new Dawn to Dusk collection was in Boxycharm they are also their actual new palettes on their site (link above). What I noticed about this palette versus the last one was that the mattes, 8 of them, are still super pigmented, but blended so much easier than the other palette's mattes. 
The metallics are still a drier formula, but they're much more buttery in this palette than what I remember in the last. There are 4 metallics in Scarlet Dusk. I got this palette right in time for Valentine's Day this year which was perfect and you can check out my First Impressions to see one my looks with it and what I thought first going into this palette. I also have done a 4 Looks 1 Palette for anyone needing some inspo on looks! This is a brand I'm keeping my eye on for future launches and I will already have a couple more videos with more of their palettes coming soon over on my channel. I will, of course, update you here as well. 



Swatches left to right: Sunset Rose, Crimson, Shade, Nocturnal, Aruba, Hibiscus, Lotus, Bahamas, Haui, Pink  Moon, Aurora, & Sangria 


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