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Morphe 9C Jewel Crew // Palette Review

Morphe 9C Jewel Crew // Palette Review


I know it's not a Saturday, but I have a palette review for you guys that was suppose to go up Saturday! 
I've mentioned this palette in several looks on my blog and youtube (linked below!) while trying it out. I was intrigued by these smaller palettes from Morphe. This palette is super pretty, a little powdery, and not as pigmented as I would like. Overall it is still a decent one. This would be a handy traveling palette not to mention they have a few other small palettes in different shade ranges so you can find one that suits you! The idea of these and what I have mentioned sounds great, right? This is where the bomb drops..... These shadows wear.. I kid you not... 3 hours. Thats it. 
Yeah, my mind was blown. I personally haven't tried too many of Morphe's larger palettes besides the Jaclyn Hill Palette (which I adore!), but I hear amazing things about them. They're on my list of the next palettes to try out for sure to see what the deal is. Is it just me? I have tried quite a few of their single shadows that use to be pretty popular and never had these issues. I wish this palettes was more pigmented, creamy, and long-wearing, but unfortunately this falls flat. I also wanted to mentioned the price. So you get 9 shades for $12. Not bad.. But you get 35 shades in their larger palettes for $23! Super confused by that as well since the formula on these shadows aren't any better, but worse than the others. This is a miss for me. It might be a palette I hold on to for series looks, but if not it would be one I would pass along to someone else. I wouldn't recommend these just buy the $23 larger palettes so you get your moneys worth! 

I give this palette a 3/10! Not so great. 
The Morphe 9C palette is $12 at Ulta 

A few looks wearing this palette:


This look can be found: 

Facetory Unboxing & Try On // April 2018

Hit or Miss 



 This look can be found: 

Facetory Unboxing & Try On // May 2018 








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 Swatches left to right:
Top Row: Rock Out, Rose Quartz, & Purple Reign 
Middle Row: Fool's Gold, Hidden Gem, & Chocolate Diamond
Bottom Row: Flecks, Stone Fox, & Rich Girl
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