Danessa Myricks Lightwork Vol. VI Review--First Impressions, Swatches, & 8 Looks on Medium Skintone!

~Timestamps~
Red/orange/green section: 2:37
Blue/purple section: 19:06
Pink section: 29:47
Mix & match: 41:04

Note: I filmed the video in medium-intensity yellow light, but I filmed the B-roll swatches in low-intensity white light. Lighting will always affect multi chrome shifts.

Final thoughts:
This is definitely a strictly colorful palette, so this would be great for a color lover or someone who wants to try color but does not know where to start. This could also be considered a companion palette in a neutral lover's collection. This being said, I give this palette an overall 4/5 stars for what it is. The packaging is the most innovative I have ever seen for any eyeshadow palette currently or previously on the market. The formula is amazing all-around--pigmented yet blendable satins, high-impact metallics, and beautiful iridescents. However, some of the shifts (especially the green shifts, as mentioned) only show up in very specific lighting, which compromises the versatility of the palette, especially in the pink section. I would have loved to see one or two neutral shades in this palette just to make it an all-in-one, but that is completely a personal preference. On its own, the palette makes for an amazing colorful or companion palette. I highly recommend buying this on sale, as it is pricey.

My foundation matches: (for reference--I have a medium skin tone)
L'Oreal True Match Super-Blendable Powder W6 (Summer/Fall) & W5 (Winter/Spring)
Dose of Colors Meet Your Hue Foundation 122 Medium Tan (Summer/Fall) & 120 Light Medium (Winter/Spring)
Make Up For Ever HD Skin 2Y36 (Year-Round)
e.l.f. Cosmetics Halo Glow Liquid Filter 4-Medium (Year-Round)
Charlotte Tilbury Hollywood Flawless Filter 4.5 Medium (Year-Round)

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