Primark P.S. Love... Eye Shadow Palette First Impression Review

Primark has never been known for selling cosmetics and cosmetic accessories to an extent that myself, and other bloggers and YouTubers, want to buy them. Primark launched their own line of makeup and accessories called 'P.S. Love...' and it retails in store at an extremely affordable price.


I purchased £10 worth of cosmetics from the P.S. Love... Range to try out and today I am reviewing the two eye shadow palettes I purchased for £2.50 each.
The first is the Day Palette and the second is the Night Palette. The colours do no have individual names like you would find on many other palettes but they do have a duo eye shadow applicator and a generously sized internal mirror. Both palettes have a mix of matte and shimmery shades which is something I like about and eye shadow palette in general. 

The Day Eye Shadow Palette has eight neutral and earthy tones perfect for creating everyday looks. The first four colours are brown shades and the last four are smokey shades which I like because you can create an eye look using each colour scheme. There are more matte shades in the Day Palette which is more appropriate for daytime. 
The colours are incredibly smooth in the Day Palette and appear to be quite pigmented and easily blendable. They also seem to be good at building up the colour to increase the intensity.
The Night Eye Shadow Palette has eight more colours that are a lot darker and intense including a mixture of blue, purple and black shades. There are more shimmery shades and glitter shades with a few matte colours compared to the Day Palette.

Again, the colours are buildable but when blended they become a lot sheerer but apart from that, blending is easy.
So I hope you guys liked this review and if you are maybe a makeup beginner or looking for budget palettes, I would definitely recommend these.

 SparkleEyes x

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