10 Sephora Eyeshadow Palettes You Need In Your Collection
Eyeshadow is a tricky aspect of makeup; you either love it or you’re scared of it. I used to be terrified of eyeshadow, as there are so many ways in which a look could be catastrophically destroyed. However, with a little bit of practice, using good quality palettes, the skills follow naturally. If you need new shadows and the huge selection at Sephora overwhelms you, this list will make the shopping easier. Here are ten Sephora eyeshadow palettes that you absolutely need to get your eyeshadow game on point!
1. Huda Beauty – Desert Dusk
It’s a pink paradise.
Huda’s Desert Dusk palette has a stunning array of pinks and mauves, with very dramatic foil and shimmer shades as well. This palette has a unique ability to make any of the eighteen shades look good with one another! If you’re into pink shadows, Desert Dusk is your palette.
2. The James Charles Morphe Palette
Sister James came out with an iconic eyeshadow palette with Morphe. It has definitely become one of the most popular Sephora eyeshadow palettes every. This is a perfect palette for those with the inkling to get more creative with their makeup looks. This palette is truly one for artists; the color story allows you to try virtually any type of crazy look you want!
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3. Natasha Denona Tropic Palette
This is another one specifically for people looking for a creative challenge. The colors in this palette are stunning; shades like “laguna” and “tiger lily” are one of a kind blues. The palette is vibrant and perfect for summer when you want to add a bold pop of color.
However, be warned; Natasha Denona is not a cheap brand. With fifteen shades in this palette, it’ll cost you a whopping 162$. The quality is that of a professional makeup artist, but it is an investment.
4. Moroccan Spice – Fenty Beauty
Whatever Rihanna’s selling, I’m buying.
Fenty Beauty has had it’s success and dove head first into the beauty industry. What works so well for them is their ability to create beautiful shades for every single skin type. Their shadows are pigmented to look good on everyone, and for the price you pay, you can create some beautiful, original looks.
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5. Chocolate Bar – Too Faced
Shadow palette, meet dessert.
Besides having easy, blend-able shades for everyday life, this shadow smells like literal chocolate. I am not kidding.
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6. Modern Renaissance -ABH
This is my all-time favorite palette to ever exist.
It has everything I could ever want; pinks, oranges, golds, and browns. I dress it up for big parties and nights out, and lightly add some brown and orange in my crease for a regular day. This is a flattering color story for so many of us. It’s one of the best rated Sephora eyeshadow palettes.
P.S.: Be careful with the fallout! You won’t want to waste any of these colors.
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7. Naked Heat – Urban Decay
Ah, the Naked series. We all remember those days.
After Urban Decay discontinued the very first Naked palette, it was a sad moment for all of us who bought those basic browns to learn how to apply eyeshadow. That being said, Urban Decay has really changed their color game with Naked Heat; the shades are fun and fiery, and much different from the normal basics they usually stick to. All of the Naked palettes have been super popular Sephora eyeshadow palettes.
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8. Flamingo PRO – Violet Voss
For my artists out there who simply cannot afford a luxurious Natasha Denona, yet want to play around with vibrant, unique shades, look no further.
With twenty “out-there” shadows to choose from, at a price of 60$ only, this palette will surely allow your creative juices to flow.
9. Distortion – Urban Decay
Shimmers are hot in the makeup world right now. People use them in their everyday makeup looks, and not only for summer music festivals. Urban Decay’s Distortion palette has every color shimmer you will ever need – for any occasion.
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10. Soft Glam – ABH
For my girls just starting out, this is basically the modern day Naked 1 palette. Soft Glam is the perfect first palette to have; the shadows are easy to blend and wear, and there is nothing too dramatic going on.
