I was drawn into the Venus palette by the space theme and felt it made sense. It is super unique while being very wearable shades. I was unsure by the different textures and thought it was just for looks but those shades ended up shocking me in how much I loved them. You have a marbled look and different pan stamps. There is even a pressed glitter in his palette if that is your thing. The pressed glitter is the only shade that hasn't gotten a lot of love from me with my love/hate glitter relationship. The neutral shades are beautiful and when I use this palette it still feels unique from the other neutrals I own. This palette's formula is pretty unique too. I do really like it but I have to say it isn't my favorite either. It does a good job and wears beautifully but the shades you do have to build up. The darker shades don't give as much payoff as you might think they would. I feel like with this color story I need those darker shades to be darker but they still work. The metallics are beautiful! They're the type that takes over the show in your look. But they are different textures/formulas. Some are buttery and super pigmented while others are sheer but still put a shine on the look. I really appreciate the unique touches and the overall space theme. It's a palette I know I'll continue to love using.
Swatches left to right: Venus, Mercury, Earth, Moon, Mars, Phobos, Deimos, IO, Jupiter, Europa, Ganymede, & Kallisto
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| Shades: Mercury, Venus, Ganymede, & Jupiter |
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| Shades: Mercury, Phobos, Europa, Ganymede, & Deimos |
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| Shades: Mercury, Europa, Ganymede, & Venus |
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| Shades: Phobos, Moon, & Earth |
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