Wet n Wild ColorIcon Eyeshadow Palette in The Naked Truth

Disclaimer: The product mentioned in this post is bought with my own money. I am not affiliated with the company nor getting paid to advertise the product. This post is written with my honest opinion.

When I went to my drugstore several weeks ago, I saw the Wet n Wild displays. I picked up two items. I already reviewed their MegaSlicks Balm Stain in A Stiff Pink. For this post, I will review their ColorIcon Eyeshadow Palette 5 Pan.

Product Review: Wet n Wild ColorIcon Eyeshadow Palette in #395A The Naked Truth

Where to purchase: drugstores, mass merchandiser, and online at wnwbeauty.com

Price: $3.99 (cannot remember exact price) for 0.21 oz/ 6 g

Made in China

Description from the website: Five amazing shades in one convenient package for an unbeatable price! Each eyeshadow palette features five distinct shades that can be mixed and matched to create a unique look for every style. From matte to ultra-shimmer, these long-lasting, highly pigmented formulas are satiny-smooth for crease resistant wear. Enriched with Macadamia Oil, each shadow provides continuous moisture that improves the appearance of the delicate eye area.

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Thoughts: When I saw the display, I knew I had to get The Naked Truth. It's my typical colors and I knew this was a wearable everyday color. If you don't like neutral colors, they have 4 other palettes in this collection (purple, blues, grays, and colorful). I'm not too sure but by the looks of the website, this is a permanent line.

Here's a closer look at the eyeshadow palette. It comes with 5 neutral colors. They even list the names for each shadow that you can use on your specific eyes.

Here's a closer look at one of the eyeshadows, Crease.

Just like all Wet n Wild eyeshadow palettes, it does not come with a mirror. It does come with 2 applicators.

Here's a swatch of the eyeshadows. From left to right and then bottom, Browbone, Base, Definer, Eyelid, and Crease. This is just my opinion but I doubt I'll use the Browbone on the specific area. It's the most glittery shadow of the bunch.

Now for a look I did with the eyeshadows...

I used the Browbone ad the eyelid color, Eyelid color as the crease, Crease as the definer, and Base as the browbone. It cracks me up I did not follow any of the names.

Here's an overall look.

Now for my overall opinion... First of all, the eyeshadows are easy to use and apply. You can make it smokier if you use the definer first and then apply the lighter colors on top. This is a versatile brown eyeshadow palette. With that said, would I say the colors are unique? No, you can find these colors in other palettes as well as singles. If you don't own any neutral palettes, I would say this is a cheap alternate. Secondly, I never found Wet n Wild palettes travel-friendly. They break easily compared to most palettes. For that reason, I will not risk carrying this palette around. Lastly, it's long lasting and lasted all day. It's also creaseless.

Pros:

* Versatile neutral palette.

* Easy to blend.

* Smooth application.

* Does not crease.

* Long lasting; lasts all day.

Cons:

* Colors can be found in other singles/palettes.

* Not travel-friendly.

Would repurchase: Maybe.

Rating:  3.5/5 Tobey's Paws

Disclaimer: The product mentioned in this post is bought with my own money. I am not affiliated with the company nor getting paid to advertise the product. This post is written with my honest opinion.