Monday, February 17, 2014

DIY Sugarpill Pro Palette - Ben Nye 12 Color Palette from CameraReadyCosmetics

Hey loves!
Today I have a super fun (well, I think so..) tutorial for you on how to DIY a Sugarpill Pro Palette using an empty Ben Nye palette from Camera Ready Cosmetics.
First off, to give you some details, the palette is only $9 from the CRC website (guaranteed lowest price!) and it got to me within two days of being shipped at the cost of under $3. (I believe it was $2.90) I don't know about you guys, but this completely blew my mind. The shipping was incredibly fast and so cheap! The palettes came wrapped so securely in the package, I seriously believe CRC knows what they're doing and they will be getting my business whenever I need to purchase something they have.
As for the eyeshadows, I purchased the 12 Sugarpill Colors in the form of their quads and then depotted them as you can see in the video. The colors are: Acidberry, Velocity, Flamepoint, Buttercupcake, Dollipop,  Afterparty, 2am, Mochi, Love+, Poison Plum, Midori, and Tako.
How amazing does this look? 
Features:
• Sleek Black Packaging   • Durable and Professional Feel
• Very strong magnetic hold   • Convenient Pan Well Holes (Easy & safe pan pop out removal)
• Ability to customize a palette to your preference securely
• Inexpensive price   • Holds pans of 0.12oz / 1 3/8" / 36mm size   • Secure and fast shipping!

I've been waiting for the pro palette to be released for what feels like forever and eventually thought OK.. I'm done waiting. I knew that Alexis had the colors already with nowhere to store them so I figured why keep waiting? I can help myself and her! I think it's safe to say we're both so in love with the palette, not only just the colors but the look and feel of it as well!
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3 comments:

  1. I've considered depotting mines and doing the same thing as you but I haven't yet as I'm too attached to the pretty packaging and quite like them in quad form for now. One day I'll probably change it up though.

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  2. This is pretty awesome. It's great that you can have one palette for all the colors rather than all the separate ones :D

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