Makeup Tutorial, easy smokey eye using Urban Decay's Naked Palette

I have had the Urban Decay palette for a couple of weeks already and have been using it faithfully - at least twice a week, though I haven't had the chance to actually film a tutorial on it.  So finally - after slacking on it for some time... I have filmed a tutorial on a really easy smokey eye, using the Naked Palette.  

If you have a chance to get your hands on this palette - you definitely want to do so.  The colors are extremely pigmented, blendable and so beautiful. :)  Hope you enjoy this tutorial.

Primer:

Two Faced Shadow Insurance

Urban Decay Naked Palette:

Toasted

Hustle

Virgin

Creep

Liner:

Urban Decay 24/7 Liner in Zero

ELF Liquid Liner

Mascara:

Covergirl Lash Blast

Foundation:

Bronze 500

Maybelline Fit Me Pressed Powder in 320

Blush:

NYC Mosaic Color Wheel in Pink Cheek Glow

Lips:

MAC's - To Swoon For Lipstick

MAC's - Viva Glam VI Lipglass

All products listed and shown in the video were purchased by me with my own money.  

I was not paid or compensated to use or discuss these products. :)

Feeling Naked?

I am so excited to say that after months of waiting for this product to be back in stock, I finally got my hands on the infamous NAKED Palette by Urban Decay.  This particular palette has been sought after for months now... and UD finally got it back in stock.  My palette does vary a little from the original - as it includes the Shadow Karma Brush in the palette instead of the 24-7 dual liners that was in the original.  Nonetheless, I am so ecstatic to finally get my hands on one of these... and I cannot wait to use it.  

As most of you know... the palette comes with a mini Urban Decay Primer Potion, the 12 dimensional shades... which includes 4 exclusives and a range of textures from matte, shimmer, satin and sparkle and the professional quality, cruelty-free Good Karma Eyeshadow Brush.  

Each eyeshadow is extremely soft to the touch... and comes in an array of different nudes, browns and dark colors - perfect for a sultry smokey eye. The shadows are full sized, just in a different shape than the norm... and the packaging is absolutely gorgeous. :)

Pictured below are the swatches from each color.  I used Loreal Decrease as my primer... though I do not think primer was needed because the colors are extremely pigmented. 

I cannot wait to do tutorials with this palette and post FOTD's.  

Stay tuned as I will be sure to share the new looks here. :)

Disclaimer:  

The products listed and discussed above were purchased by me with my own money.  I was not compensated or paid in any form to do this post.