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It seems like everyone in the world wants this palette! And its pretty hard to come by (or so I hear, I lucked out & managed to get it from Debenhams online on my first attempt!)
I was so excited when it arrived & even more excited to actually use it. 
I originally was drawn to the nude colours when perving over it on the net but found myself in a gold mood when it came to the crunch. 
So here's my look. What do you think? I used the Half Baked (lid & lower lash line) & Smog (in the crease) with a touch of Virgin on the upper lids. I wore this to work where my make up has a habit of melting off & to my joy it lasted all day! Thankyou Primer Potion!
All in all I'm looking forward to experimenting with this palette!
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