My Review Of THE LITTLE PALETTES FROM MORPHE / ELENA GANT

I was super excited to get my hands on at least 2 of these limited edition palettes from Morphe and Elena Gant From Little women. I got the Coca Mocha and Mama Drama

Let's review the Mama Drama Palette first

Mama Drama is the smokey one with the dark grays and shimmer to create the most beautiful smokey eye
The shadows are buttery soft and Highly pigmented and Long Lasting (of course with a Primer) With both of these palettes.

This palette I got mainly because I have wanted to adventure out and do some smokey looks , Said the Pale girl who sticks to Neutrals .
LOL.
You will not be disappointed with the shades.

Here are a few swatches
(which honestly don't do them Justice )

Here is the look i did with that palette. This was my smokey eye and false lashes You can't really see a lot due to my hooded eyes.

The next palette is the Coca Mocha

which of course is Brown's Light to Dark shades .
Again very buttery and highly pigmented and so beautiful as a everyday palette .
Swatches again are not the best but here you go.

Here are some looks

Did this look just to lay back down .

That is all for this review I am very happy with both of my palettes I really like Morphe shadows so I did not expect anything less from these palettes.

What do you think is this something you would use?

As always Stay Strong and Keep Fighting ,

XOXO Misty

Morphe Shadows Here -Morphe.com

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