Urban Decay Naked Reloaded

They seem to be bashing them out one after the other at the moment with their Naked Palettes, not that you’ll find me complaining and Naked Reloaded in the newest addition to the Naked range.

For all die hard Naked palette fans you’ll quickly notice that that there’s a few changes with Reloaded. 

Firstly, there’s no brush. Shock horror! No seriously though, that’s so that there’s more space for more pigment and also it makes the price the point slightly cheaper too.

This Naked palette has literally had a complete overhaul!

The palette itself is nestled within a unique silky soft fabric packaging, making it both light and travel friendly and there has been an updated pigment design from the OG (Naked 1).

When Wende Zomnir created NAKED, Urban Decay was the first beauty brand to bring out a 12 pan palette and now nearly 10 years later, she’s created another original design; with NAKED Reloaded.

Reloaded is a reimagined version of the original but with 12 new shades and 4 of the pans are extra wide meaning you get more product for your buck! 

It really is a stunning palette with 12 all-new, universally flattering shades designed for everyone nd anyone, any age, gender, and skin tone.

The new neutrals are here and there are 12 nudes you’ll always need, all in one place.

Featuring the same luxurious, rich and highly pigmented formula we’ve come to love the shadows are velvety in texture, rich in colour and offer extreme bendability.

There’s a selection of essential warm and cool mattes, metallic and iridescent micro-shimmers and  a bright peach hue which really stands out from its couterparts.

So here we go, within Naked Reloaded you’ll find the following shades;

Bribe (a warm ivory matte)

Barely Baked (a soft yellow gold metallic)

Angel Fire (a pale rose-gold with an iridescent micro-shimmer)

Retro (a mega bright peach matte)

 Reputation (a deep rose-gold with iridescent micro-shimmer)

Burn (a gorgeous, rich copper-burgundy metallic)

End Game (a chocolate brown matte)

Dreamweaver (a cool brown with an iridescent 3D sparkle)

 Distilled (a bronze, soft metallic)

Bucked (a warm brown matte)

Boundaries (a warm, soft terracotta matte)

Blur (a light nude matte)

There’s usually a couple of shades within a palette that I’m not that fussed about or don’t particularly like, but my goodness I love every single shade in this one!

I’m a huge fan of ‘Burn’, its just so soft, rich and decadent. 

Just gorgeous.

The Naked Reloaded palette is available now and costs £38.

Urban Decay Naked Cherry

It’s gone all fruity at Urban Decay with the highly anticipated launch of their gorgeous new Naked Cherry Eyeshadow Palette (£42).

The latest in their hugely popular ‘Naked’ collection of palettes, Naked Cherry features 12 stunning, brand new shades ranging from a creamy ivory and shimmery rose gold to an intense, black cherry.

You’ll find a beautiful combination of soft mattes, sizzling metallics and shimmery shades to dazzle and delight.

This newest incarnation mirrors its predecessors in terms of its iconic and immediately recognisable packaging.

The palette itself is adorned with a row of juicy metallic cherries and the crimson compact features a full-size mirror plus a double-sided brush, ideal for precision application on one end and seamless blending on the other.

As you look along the palette, the shades within gradually deepen in tone, offering a gorgeous and aesthetically appeasing ombre effect.

Just like the other Naked palettes, Cherry is wonderful as its full and varied variety of shades and textures allow you to create dozens of different looks yet each shade features the same staying power that we’ve come to expect and love from the brand.

The powders don’t flake or fade throughout the day and their luxurious lightweight, velvety formulas offer rich colours and un-paralleled blendability.

It’s hard to decide which shades are my favourite because to be honest, they are all stunning. 

That said, I couldn’t help but fall in love with Feelz, a soft dusty rose matte, Bing, a deep mauve matte and I was BLOWN away by the impressive pigment of Ambitious, a metallic rose copper.

From left to right, the shades are;

Hot Spot (ivory matte)

Caution (soft neutral beige matte)

Bang Bang (shimmering pink with gold shift and iridescent micro-sparkle)

Feelz (soft dusty rose matte)

Juicy (soft warm peach)

Turn On (pale metallic rose shimmer)

Ambitious (metallic rose copper)

Bing (deep mauve matte)

Devilish (reddish plum matte)

Young Love (metallic cranberry)

Drunk Dial (deep metallic burgundy)

Privacy (deep brownish-plum matte)

I think it’s impossible to not fall in love with such a gorgeous palette and I love that Urban Decay have created such a fresh, vibrant and sexy palette to sit proudly along-side the rest of their Naked Collection.

Urban Decay Naked Cherry is available now and costs £42.