Like the previous versions of the Urban Decay Naked series, the Naked Heat eyeshadow palette consists of 12 different shades. There are two shimmer shades named Ounce and Lumbre. Ounce is the browbone highlight shade. There are three amber toned metallic shades named Dirty Talk, Scorched, and Ember. Lastly the palette has seven matte shades perfect for crease work and deepening the outer edges. The matte shades are named Chaser, Sauced, Low Blow, He Devil, Cayenne, En Fuego, and Ashes.
Each of the twelve shadows blends out with ease, with eleven shadows having a buttery feel to them. The shade En Fuego has more of a chalky texture which does not affect pigmentation or blendability. The metallic shades have a little bit of fallout that can be prevented by wetting the brush. Wetting the brush not only eliminates fallout, but takes the already insanely pigmented metallic shades to the next level. Make sure to prime the eyelids for the shimmer and metallic shades because they will begin to fade throughout the day.
The Naked Heat palette retails for $54 which breaks down to $4.50 per shadow. The palette does come with a double ended brush with one end for detail work and the other for blending, and a mirror. This palette is worth the money for those that enjoy warm shades and are a fan of the Urban Decay Naked series. Those that already have similar shades in another palette or as individual shadows may find that they can afford to skip this one. This palette is also not recommended for those interested in having cool tones in a palette for variety. This palette works for both summer and fall.
You can purchase the Urban Decay Naked Heat Palette from:
Ulta Urban Decay Naked Heat Palette
* This Urban Decay Naked Heat palette was purchased by me with my own funds.
