Urban Decay Kristen Leanne: Daydream Eye Shadow Palette

I keep fighting the impulse to get a backup. It's very reliable and easy to create a warm everyday eye look with (Note, I am fair so it might not work this well for darker skin tones). All the shades are pigmented and blend like a dream (pun intended), the white Lucy is great for softening up the edges, the dark brown Eight you only need the tiniest amount of to give some definition, or you can add more and make it more dramatic. The pink/orange shade 12/12 I have only used a handful of times but I noticed, blending a small amount into the other two transitions makes them even warmer. It's the caramel shades Daydream and Subscribe that I end up reaching for. You only need a light hand with these. The brush that comes with the palette is nice for defining the outer corner or blending on the lower lashline so you only need another brush or two to do the crease work and lid. It seems very travel-friendly. I found it easy to use Colourpop Cornelious SSS all over the lid, set it a bit where it creases on me with Daydream, - an almost perfect match, use Subscribe on the outside half to add some depth, and smudge Eight on the lashline instead of lining my eyes. All done! Add some golden metallic liner in the inner half for an eye-opening effect. Of course, the colours aren't revolutionary so if you already have them in your collection, you don't need this, but there's nothing wrong with this small palette. The quality is great. I feel like I'd be able to completely use this palette up. It's my first high end palette purchase and I love it. The shadow quality is great for me.