Skip to main content

Urban Decay Ammo 2 Palette

This palette has been around for years and I didn’t really have any interest in it, until they re-vamped and re-launched it! The newest version has already been around for a few years and I still told myself NO, but this year I finally caved in and bought it.
The design of this palette is very small and compact, but it does have some weight to it. It is made of a hard cardboard type material and it is a slightly gunmetal silver shade with purple detailing. It has a magnetic closure and when you open it, a small mirror is revealed. Inside the palette there are ten mini eyeshadows and a small eyeshadow brush. Separate to the palette, but included in the set is a mini primer potion.
The ten mini eyeshadows are 0.8g and are of the amazing quality Urban Decay is renowned for. They are velvety soft, pigmented and blend really well. There is also a good shade selection in this palette and the brighter shades are not too out there, so the selection is perfect for the safe neutral lover like me.
Smog - deep copper w/bronze shimmer
Mildew - mossy green shimmer w/golden undertones
Oil Slick - deep matte black w/silver glitter
Last Call - metallic plum purple
Chopper - copper shimmer w/silver glitter
Maui Wowie - metallic golden beige w/silver glitter
Shattered - turquoise shimmer w/gold shift
Polyester Bride - snow white shimmer w/silver glitter
Grifter - sheer lavender shimmer w/silver glitter
Sin - champagne shimmer

The brush you get is a mini Good Karma Eyeshadow Brush, which is very flat and dense and enables you to pack eyeshadow onto your lids. I have several sizes of this brush from other UD palettes and I love them! You get a mini travel size (3.7ml) of Primer Potion in the original shade. This is a great primer and the packaging is lovely.

I really like this palette. It has the perfect balance of shades for me and I like that they are not full sized. The brush is great, but I do prefer a fluffier brush to apply eyeshadow on my lids. I love the primer! Overall a good buy and a way to try more UD eyeshadow shades.

URBAN DECAY AMMO 2 PALETTE
Price - £24        Rating - 4/5
Recommend - Yes       Re-Purchase - No
Available at - UrbanDecay.co.uk, Sephora

What do you think of this palette/set?

♥ ♥ ♥
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

e.l.f Haul #1

I have bought from e.l.f several times before, but this is the first time I will be hauling them and it happens to be my most expensive order so far. And I received FREE shipping as I spent over £30, plus some items were on sale, BONUS! So here is what I got. Nail Polish in Mod Mauve - £1.50 Matte Finisher Clear Nail Polish - £1 (on sale) Eyebrow Stencil - £1.50 Lip Defining Brush - £1.50 Eye Crease Brush - £1.50 Custom Eyes Eyeshadow in Aubergine - £1.50 48pc Eyeshadow Collection - £3.75 (on sale) Zit Zapper - £1.50 Studio Cream Eyeliner in Punk Purple - £3.50 Studio Matte Lip Colour in Tea Rose - £2.45 (on sale) Studio Powder Brush - £3.50 Studio Blush Brush - £3.50 Studio Stipple Brush - £3.50 2 Studio Small Brush Holders - £10 (£5 each) There were a couple of items I wanted, but sadly were not in stock, so they will remain on my list for next time.
Post a Comment
Read more

Swatches: Rimmel Lasting Finish Lipstick in 206 Nude Pink

Nude Pink (206) - it is a nude salmon pink with shimmer (frost) It is a beautiful colour and nice and creamy in consistency and although described as a nude pink it comes across more coral and it is very frosty. £4.99 - UK.RimmelLondon.com
Post a Comment
Read more

Becca's Babble's #5: My Favourite Films

Last month I shared with you my current favourite songs and today I thought I would mention my all-time favourite films. I might do another post on my favourite TV series, but that would probably be a very long list. Here are my top twelve favourite films (in year and alphabetical order):- The Wizard of Oz (1939) This is the oldest of my favourite films and it is a classic! I don’t think a synopsis is needed by me for this film. It is a really magical film, especially for the era it was made in where there was no CGI and they had to get creative for the special effects. I really enjoy this colourful, magical and musical film. Return to Oz (1985) The film is set after Dorothy returns home from Oz. It isn’t really a continuation of the Wizard of Oz film as it was made decades later and doesn’t feature any original cast. It also isn’t a musical. Dorothy finds herself back in Oz and realises it needs saving from some terrible people as a lot has changed there since she retur...
Post a Comment
Read more