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Urban Decay Naked Reloaded Eyeshadow Palette Spring 2019

by Tavia

Hello pretties!

Meet Urban Decay Naked Reloaded Eyeshadow Palette which features 12 brand new neutral shades. Urban Decay Naked family is ready to welcome a new palette which is universal flattering. How about you? Are you still loving the famous Naked makeup trend? 🙂

U.S. Launch Date – 18 February 2019 at SEPHORA, Ulta, Macy’s

UK Launch Date – February 2019 at Selfrides, Harrods, Debenhams

 

Urban Decay Naked Reloaded Eyeshadow Palette Spring 2019

The essential Naked palette, featuring 12 all-new eyeshadow shades that redefine neutral with Urban Decay’s signature formula.

Reinvent. Redefine. Rethink neutral. Meet the Naked Reloaded Eyeshadow Palette, with 12 all-new, universally flattering shades designed for everyone—any age, gender, and skin tone.

The new neutrals are here, and they’re anything but ordinary. Naked Reloaded is the essential palette with the nudes you’ll always need, all in one place. Bonus: We made the four outer pans in the palette bigger for the shades you’ll use the most. From silky mattes and metallics to iridescent micro-shimmers, these 12 versatile shadows contain our mind-blowing formula, with its velvety texture, rich color, and extreme blendability.

Created with every makeup bag in mind, Naked Reloaded is a game-changer. Start with Bribe, a warm ivory matte, as the perfect base, and add depth with dimensional metallics like Burn or Distilled. We’re addicted to Dreamweaver, a cool brown with iridescent 3D sparkle, and Retro, an unexpectedly bright peach matte.

No matter where you’re headed or who you want to be, Naked Reloaded is all about you—because we all look better Naked.

Naked Reloaded Eyeshadow Palette – New & Permanent – $49.00

  • Bribe – Warm ivory matte
  • Barely Baked – Soft gold metallic
  • Angel Fire – Pale rose-gold with iridescent micro-shimmer
  • Retro – Bright peach matte
  • Reputation – Deep rose-gold with iridescent micro-shimmer
  • Burn – Copper-burgundy metallic
  • End Game – Chocolate brown matte
  • Dreamweaver – Cool brown with iridescent 3D sparkle
  • Distilled – Bronze metallic
  • Bucked – Warm brown matte
  • Boundaries – Warm terracotta matte
  • Blur – Light nude matte

 

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4 comments

genevieve February 11, 2019 - 2:21 am

We will see if UD can match the standard of this offering to their original Naked palette, which was outstanding. Their last few palettes in the Naked line have been disappointing. It will be great to see what new shades they have come up with.

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Tavia February 12, 2019 - 8:31 pm

I kinda liked the combination of shades of Naked Cherry, but other than that I still keep dear to my heart the first Naked Palette. 🙂

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Dominique February 12, 2019 - 6:41 pm

The Naked was outstanding, very edgy in my opinion. The new one looks pretty but well « Naked reloaded »… which means so much in terms of marketing . To be honest I think the Naked palette was just unforgettable !

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Tavia February 12, 2019 - 8:30 pm

It was a classic indeed, an unforgettable one. Even though I still have the other editions, I always go back to the first Naked Palette. In terms of makerting strategy I know exactly what do you mean. 😉

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