Testing Beauty Bay's 'Going Out Out' eye shadow palette

This post is long overdue but I needed to show off this gorgeous palette. Last month, Beauty Bay released its 4th palette called 'Going Out Out' which is made up of 4 matte shades and 38 shimmer shades which include 33 metallics and 5 duochrome chamelon toppers.

These colours are absolutely stunning. When I ordered from them bearing in mind I paid £21 for it in the Beauty Bay sale I was really concerned if I had paid a lot of money for something bad but actually these shades literally come out like the colour in the palette!

Being shook was an understatement.

The first thing I did was do some swatches. These are below. The formula of the shades are so creamy and not too rough. They're smooth and only need a little bit to go a long way.

Left to right names: Dancefloor, BYOB, Remix, Glitterbomb, Main Stage, Rave, Electric and What A Tune

When I received the palette I thought I would try and create a mustard yellow eye look. This was the finished look below. I'm not a MUA (Make up artist) but the colours blended so well with my brushes I used. The shadows do not produce any fall out at all which is great because it means the shadows have been made of high quality and are really worth the RRP of £3o.

Read below how I created this look and what shadows I used:

Brushes:

iheart Revolution Brushes pink sequins - £12, Superdrug

Real Techniques Eye Brush Set - £19, Superdrug

Real Techniques Multitech Eye Brush Set - £22, Real Techniques

Base:

B. by Superdrug Translucent Setting Powder - £8, Superdrug

MUA Liquid Eye Primer Nude - £2.50, Superdrug

How did I create the look:

1) I applied the setting powder and primer to my eyes.

2) Once dried, I used the shadows Access All Areas and Feel The Bass to create a base on my eyes.

3) I then added the shadow colour Encore on top of this and then Added RSVP to the outer corners of my eyes. Once completing this, I added Encore back on top to blend it in.

4) I then painted my inner corners creating a cut crease with the primer and once dried added the colour One Night Only over the top of it.

5) Under my eyes I then added the shades Feel the Bass, One Night Only and Encore to compliment the eyelids.

6) To enhance the sparkle, I added the shade Bubbles to make my eyes stand out. I then blended this out with One Night Only and Encore.

Overall, I was really impressed with this eye look and was really happy with the quality of this eye shadow palette.

Read later this week when ill be reviewing the Karity 'Rose All Day' Eyeshadow palette.