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Urban Myth Palette // Black Moon Cosmetics | Makeup

Urban Myth Palette // Black Moon Cosmetics | Makeup

Urban Myth Palette 

Since coming off my "no buy" I decided to test the waters more with indie brands because I love shopping small! I came across Black Moon Cosmetics through Trendmood (props to her for sharing more indie too!) and was obsessed! I have a creepy darker side of me that is here for true crime (duh, I have a true crime podcast!), conspiracy theories, and urban myths.. So as you can see this palette was already winning me over, but like I have stated. I may be off my no buy, but I'm living that "low buy" "smart buy" life now. SO hear me out when I say this color story is so unique and I had to have it. Ha! You have 5 metallics on top and 5 mattes on bottom that I'm honestly here for. I found it so interesting the shades they came up with for this, but they're all so gorgeous! You already know I'm here for the blues and purples! My obsession with green has been intense this year which made those shades winners as well. The Mothman shade applies as a slight khaki with a green undertone. It is super unique and the Bigfoot shade is insanely pigmented! It also is a unique dark shade that works with more looks than you might think. The last two are Bloody Mary, which I feel like this palette did need. I love me a Bloody Mary moment, but red shadow and me don't collide often. I feel like it will be the only shade not used well from this palette, but I have worn it once and it was just as beautiful as the other metallics. The Area 51 is a moment! I have yet to use it as a main event on my eyes, but I have used it in the inner corner and my God it's insanely beautiful while being slightly intimidating. 

There is consistency with this palette and I find the mattes are pigmented and blend very well. The metallics are so gorgeous. I feel like some are a little thicker when applied while some are a lighter sheen, but they always make the look I'm wearing really pop! 

Packaging wise I found this palette to be rather nice. It is a typical thick cardboard so nothing too fancy, but I can appreciate the artwork cover and space artwork on the inside with the mirror being cut out as a flying saucer. All in all, I'm super impressed with this palette and would 10/10 reccomend the indie brand that is Black Moon Cosmetics. 



Swatches left to right: Area 51, Boogeyman, Bermuda Triangle, Paranormal, Bloody Mary, Mothman, Crop Circles, Lochness, Chupacabra, & Bigfoot.

If you would like to see this palette in action watch my video: Urban Myth GRWM.




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