This limited edition set is an homage to our favorite
‘Naked’ shadows, representing the lacquer form of certain infamous shades from
the original Naked palette.
The shades from left to right are:
Naked
Toasted
Smog
Sidecar
Hustle
Creep
According its description on Sephora.com:
“This
irresistible nail polish kit features six of this season’s most sought-after
shades in Urban Decay’s signature NAKED style. Featuring an inspired range of
glitters, metallics, creams, and shimmers, each gorgeous hue proves that once
again, neutral is anything but boring.”
Even though this
product is advertised as being sold online only at Sephora.com it has been spotted, at least in my local Sephora store
as well as on Urban Decay’s site.
Although this would have made a nice stocking stuffer for
the holiday season, I’m not entirely sure it was released early enough for the
maximum number of consumers to get a hold of it.
I personally, would have appreciated something like this
more if there was a full-sized option, otherwise this kind of thing just
becomes a novelty.
Reviews suggest that, although a cute concept, the formula
itself is reminiscent of a ‘drugstore
polish’, which implies a lack of quality that is associated with cheapness.
That being said drugstore polishes, like drugstore makeup, have come a very
long way in the past 10 years and have more durable formulas than they used to.
That being said, there might be many similar drugstore shades out there with
better formulas than you would find in this kit.
Additionally the kit
retails for around $26.00, which
I consider to be steep for a novelty item, especially considering that the
shades aren’t so different that you would need to have all of them. Smog and
Toasted, for example, though quite different in the original Naked palette, are
virtually indistinguishable in this kit.
This coupled with the fact that you might only get a few
uses out of each mini bottle make it hardly worth purchasing. At least that’s
the way I see it.
Don't just wear makeup,
Rock it.


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