You can't deny that the palette is hella pretty - I mean, when I saw the initial release pictures I nearly combusted.

It's a damn good looking palette, okay? With 35 brand new eyeshadows that were formulated, tested, re-tested and perfected, because Jaclyn Hill is a lil bit of a perfectionist - but anyone who watches her videos knows that and probably still loves her anyway.

The palette took 2 years to create and each of the eyeshadows is a never-seen-before shade. The palette itself includes a dandy little mixture of mattes, shimmers, satins, foils and pressed glitter and oh LORDY are they pretty.

Don't forget to check out Jaclyn's video all about this baby where she explains not only the palette and shades, but the thought process behind the whole thing. She also talks about why each one is named what it is, which I thought was super cute.


I ordered the palette the day it came out (soz) and it actually came in 5 days. 5 DAYS. TO THE UK. I was happy, to say the least. The one thing I was gutted about though was the fact that mine didn't come with the little shade name sheet, as Morphe doesn't put the shade names in their packaging.
You can however download this pdf file that you can print off and stick on the back or on the inside or whatever you want to do to show you the shade names - you're welcome x

Top row

Second row

Creamscicle - this really is just a matte creamscicle shade. Somewhere between orange and yellow and mustard, this works really well in your crease when using something more daring like blues and greens on your lid - make that shadow pop girl

Butter - a warm matte terracotta shade, perfect for starting to deepen up your crease - yanno the one every palette needs

Pooter - a much more neutral brown, for when warm orangey browns aren't your go-to

Pukey - if you watch Jaclyn's videos you'll know she loves this shade of warm, almost greeny/yellowy brown, that looks like... well, puke

Hunts - this deepened orangey red shade is amazing, and something I am itching to use as it creeps towards the autumn months, this matte is one of the creamiest mattes

Firework - sorry, did I say autumn? This shimmering hot red/warm brown/copper is something I don't know how I lived without. It is literally like a firework.

Queen - the ultimate shimmery gold, not too warm, not too cool, it's a pure gold

Third row

Obsessed - if you're looking for the perfect all-over-lid shade after mastering your poppin' smokey eye, this shimmery cool champagne kinda colour is it.

SBN - "smokey, but natural" - such a cute way to describe it, but it's true! Pop this coppery brown shade all over your lid and pull your whole look together, making it look as if you've made so much more effort than you actually did

Hillster - this is a cream shimmer as opposed to just a shimmer, and it legit feels like butter. BUTTER. A dark burnt coppery brown shade that would look amaze to deepen up your outer corner, or to glam up a halo eye

Roxanne - this is almost a matte version of Hillster, just a perfect dark burnt reddy brown. Pair it will Hillster, go on, I dare you

Jacz - a much more reddy burgundy matte shade than the last. UGH I CAN ALREADY FEEL THE AUTUMN VIBES

Buns - a kinda fudgey neutral brown. Basic, but necessary

Cranapple - OH MA LORD. The name Cranapple is perfect for this shimmery cranberry shade

Fourth row

Royalty - a stunning shimmery purple pressed with silver glitter. The perfect royal looking purple

Twerk - a more royal blue version of Royalty, I literally do not own a shadow like this. And I'm obsessed

Hustle - a cool tone??? Where has Jaclyn gone?? This is the perfect greyish taupe gunmetal shimmer

Meeks - your staple bronze. I don't know how else to describe it but a real bronze shadow

24/7 - THIS is the pressed glitter shade in the palette. This needs to be applied with your finger or a wet brush, so don't be fooled by the seemingly underwhelming pigment when applied dry with a brush. This'll look great with Meeks and Chip, the next shade

Chip - a cool brown, much more purple and deep than your typical warm orangey brown shade

Mocha - Mocha is a warmer more fudgey brown, 100% necessary in a palette like this and ohhh boy this whole row is making me feel things

Fifth row

Pool Party - a duo-chrome aqua blue, I was desperate to use this on my lid but this and the next shade would look amaze on your lower lash line

Jada - legit one of my favourite shades in the palette along with Pool Party. This matte teal is my favourite colour ever. And now I have an eyeshadow of it I'm super excited to play <3333

Diva - a "high shine foil with glitter" - this green is incredible. Super metallic and surprisingly easy to pair with any smokey eye; browns, reds, bronzes...

Enchanted - a matte version of it's neighbour, use it with it or with a basic smokey eye for an easy pop of colour

Central Park - this matte cool toned brown looks like coffee. Legit like the colour of coffee beans. Easy peasy to darken up your outer V or lower lash line with

Soda Pop - this is actually a really dark purple that'll look great in the same way that Enchanted will on your lower lash line for a little peek of colour

Abyss - who doesn't need or want a matte black in a palette, eh?