Sumind Empty Makeup Eyeshadow Palette Set 1 Magnetic Empty Palette with 1 Depotting Spatula and 30 Pieces Adhesive Empty Palette Metal Stickers Empty Palette Kit for Makeups (Rectangle)

Perfect for face makeup minimalist! Second pic is next to a hardback novel for size reference. I fit my winter and summer shades of powder and blush, a pretty little highlighter, plus shadow I use to fill in my lashes (I hate mascara) AND STILL HAD ROOM for 3 eyeshadows from a palette I forgot I even owned!!!Every single face product I will use in an entire year! I didn't expect to fit the eyeshadows, and I rarely wear eyeshadow, but I think with them right in there I just might :) I spent more time looking for my makeup or reorganizing it than I ever did applying it because I have a pale olive complexion that literally changes about every 3 months, and it is so irritating when I suddenly realize my powder is too light...I mean, was it fine yesterday? Or how long has it been too light? Why didn't anyone tell me? And then I gotta move things around. Switch from winter to summer but gotta keep some winter cuz I'm not dark enough, and can't use the coral lippies until I legit have the light tan I get through spf 50. Does anyone feel my pain? Ugh. First world problems.When I was younger just powder and lip color was enough; unfortunately once I hit about 47 I lost my high contrast coloring. Lip and cheek color both seem muted, less vibrant, and older. And now I have plenty of space for my one true love...lip color; lip liner, lip stain, lipstick, lip gloss, lip balm in every formulation and intensity from sheer & shiny to full coverage matte...Reds: neutral, cool, brick, bright, dark; Berries: MLBB mauves, sheer hot pink, shimmery cherry, plum, and raspberry, matte dark dramatic wines; Corals, cool and neutral, leaning more pink than orange, perfect shades for summer; and then the fun colors: charcoal grey, black, royal purple, emerald green, navy and turqouise (navy all over, turquoise in center and blended out, with gold white highlighter on bottom center and you're a mermaid. You're welcome, anyone who has read this novella ;) I get much more excited about lip colors and products than anyone I know.Palette came with plenty of magnetic stickers, and the depotting tool worked like a dream! I may even buy the smaller square one someday to put together a complete eye palette just for me, and then I could try more blush and highlight shades! Hmm, this could be really dangerous :/These things are sheer genius! Buy one, or two, or three! Will dramatically reduce the amount of space you need for your products!

I bought this set because I wanted to try making franken-shadows and I am really into project panning. I’m really pleased with the results! I had purchased a set of metal pans and as it turns out they worked with magnetic palettes and I did not need the stickers or the metal backs. The palette itself is really pretty and it is really sturdy and it does not feel cheap! I was able to fit 18 pans in this palette. For reference the size of the pans were comparable to Colourpop shadows! This is a great value and more affordable than purchasing a ZPalette. I highly recommend this!

*Depotting palettes is messy! Work over a towel and a trash can. Have patience and take your time. Expect to ruin a few pans, as it's going to happen. You might be able to save some, but not all of them.Overall I'm happy with my purchase. The depotting tool could have been a bit thinner to actually separate pans from their palettes, as it was too thick to fit in between without breaking several (I figured this might happen, so practiced on the pans I wasn't planning on keeping. I ended up finding something else that worked much better: part of a pocket knife, it had a thinner blade that slid in and separated pans with ease). I consolidated 8 palettes into one (boy does that feel good!). Any softer shadows were able to be pressed back into their pan and seem to be holding up just fine (even though they may not look as pretty). The included magnets were great as one palette's pans weren't magnetic and I ended up needing them. This palette is officially filled up, so I'll have to purchase another one when the need comes.

I bought this to repot my NARSissist Palette (whatever black coating on the original palette was sticky & leaving black residue on my other palettes).The Included Metal Tool is NOT for taking the out the little metal pans out of your old palette. The Metal Tool can be used to remove the shadow from the metal pans. You may have to break them (I broke more with the cheap pen knife). Using the Flat Side of the Metal Tool, I transferred my broken shadows into a plastic container, broke the pieces into a fine powder, and mixed in a bit of rubbing alcohol. Then I used the Pointed Side to smooth the eyeshadow back into their metal pans, to put into the the empty palette. [the shadows will not look as Pretty as they were, and they will appear DARKER; after the rubbing alcohol evaporates a bit it should look more like the original color]USE A GOOD QUALITY PEN KNIFE - This was my first time repotting; it was very messy and took a long time - because the cheap [dollar tree] pen knife I was using - I have since decided to repot more of my old palettes to save space & used better quality pen knives [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B094HNNMJT?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1] which made it soooo much easier and faster. Trust me, do not use a dollar tree pen knife lol spend the extra few dollars to make it easier on yourself lol).PALETTE: The palette itself has a fun, holographic, textured pattern on the outside. I like the fact it comes with magnetic stickers for non-magnetic pans, but I haven't needed to use them yet. I do appreciate the metal tool (once I figured out how to use it lol). It's around thinner and wider and slightly longer than most of my original/storebought eyeshadow palettes, but it holds more since there isn't anything separating the palettes. This is going to save me so much valuable storage space.First 3 Photos are from my first attempt at Repotting with the cheap pen knife.4th Photo shows this palette, and a set of 2 empty palettes I bought to repot more of my palettes.Last Photo shows the product of 2nd Repotting experience, with THIS palette in the Middle. I re-mixed a few of the shadows with alcohol to smooth them, and started re-organizing the colors. As you can see there's still some empty space in all 3. It's about 4 repotted palettes of different sizes and a few singles mixed in (& some empty metal pans I saved).