Urban Decay Naked Palette DISCONTINUED!

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I’m sure we all heard the sad news yesterday that Urban Decay have sadly decided to discontinue their original Naked Palette!

I was quite shocked to hear it because it is a very popular and famous neutral palette and I remember really wanting it when it was first released, but it was a while before I actually purchased it.

Apparently it has been around for 8 years now already and they have extended the Naked range vastly since then.

I actually only own the Naked Heat and the Naked Heat Petite Palettes from the range now. I used to have the original Naked, Naked 2, Naked 3, Naked Smoky and Naked Basics 2, but I got rid of them all because I wasn’t really using them and I had so many other palettes that give you a similar if not the same look.

I am really tempted to re-purchase the original again because it is being discontinued, but I think I will leave it. I have so many other palettes to play with and Urban Decay is already on a roll with releasing new palettes this year.

So long, farewell our beloved Naked Palette!

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