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Morphe 35T Palette: Swatches and First Impressions

Hello everyone!
Thank you for joining me today. I hope you all had a great New Years weekend. I wish I could say I was put living it up but I was laid up sick all weekend. I know, boo! That being said I didn't wear a bit of makeup and thought I'd spare you the pain of looking at my sick mug in a tutorial. Haha! So I figured, why not swatch another Morphe palette!? Today I am showing swatches on the 35T palette and let me tell you, she is a beauty!!

Let's get to it!



Row 1-
It was love at first swatch with this palette. The metallics are out of this world! The mattes are creamy and smooth. 



Row 2-
This row is picking up the metallic goodness in these shadows. This is going to have me throwing my matte palettes out the door (no, Adela. NO!)



Row 3-
The first shadow in this palette is a gorgeous duo chrome. When I first saw it I was instantly reminded of this Urban Decay shadow I had years ago. I can't remember the name of it but it was a reddish/brown/greenish shade. I know that might sound weird or even ugly but I promise you, it's gorgeous! I can't wait to plaster my eyes with these shadows! 



Row 4-
Again with the metallics! Ugh!!! I'll let the swatches speak for themselves. They're gorgeous! 


Row 5-
And lastly we have the dark vampy ladies of the group. Most of these are matte which I love! I find it easier to use a matte dark shadow than a shimmer or metallic shadow. The two metallics in this group are the second to the last, a insanely beautiful copper shade and the last, a charcoal grey. I love them! 


If you haven't guessed it by now, I am
blown away, yet again by this Morphe Palette. I have to say that for the quality of these shadows I don't think the price they are listed at is outrageous by any means. However, if you're a bargain hunter like me then scoop these babies up next time they're on Hautelook (like I did) You won't be sorry! Since I've posted 2 of the 3 I purchased, I will soon swatch the last one for you. Once I am feeling better I will do some tutorials so you can see these in action. I might even put up a little bonus video on the blog group using these so keep your eyes peeled for that. I hope you all enjoyed this post as much as you did the last one. Let me know which one of these you like the most so far. I'd love to hear your opinion. 

Until next time...
Xoxo,
Adela



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