Beauty Killer Palette review, let's get started!

This is Jeffree Star's first eyeshadow palette and it is as unique as himself. There's such a variety of colors in this palette, from a bright hot pink to a warm soft peach tone. There's a total of ten different shades in three different finishes: matte, frost & glitter. These shadows are extremely pigmented and super buttery, which makes them easy to blend.

My absolute favorite shades in this palette are, Violence (a highly pigmented frosty purple), Confession (a beautiful rust color) & Princess (a frosty pinky, lavender color which I like to use as a face highlight). Another shade I really like is 'Star Power' (the brightest matte neon pink I've ever seen), this shade was the one I was mostly excited to try, it is super pigmented and stays bright. However, this particular color has a downside that I'm not too psyched about, it stained my skin, it took makeup remover and a couple of showers to come off completely.

The shade I wasn't excited about at all was 'Rich Bitch' (a weirdly textured glittery, yellow gold). There's two reasons why I don't like this shade, one; because I don't really use gold to begin with and two; at first it was pretty hard to work with because the glitter particles are pretty big so they just flake off, I discovered it works best if you wet your brush previous to using it.

Overall, I like this palette a lot. It's honestly been the only palette I've been using since getting it. Because of its diversity this palette is good for a dramatic smokey eye, everyday natural look with a sparkle or a fun look with a pop of color!

-Jimena Lozoya.