3 Looks Using the IT Cosmetics Superhero Palette

The IT Cosmetics Superhero palette landed on my doorstep this month. It was a nice unexpected surprise and as soon as I opened the package, I was eager to try it out. That’s always the best part of getting a new palette – when you open it up and see it fresh out of the box. It’s so pretty when it’s untouched! I wanted to see what I could do with my new shadows, so keep reading for 3 looks using the IT Cosmetics Superhero Palette.

IT Cosmetics Superhero Palette

Inside the IT Cosmetics Superhero Palette, you’ll find 12 all-new shadows that work for all skin tones.

A breakdown of the shadows you get in this palette:

Superhero Eye Foundation Base Shades – The three big shadows on the top row. They neutralize, color correct, and can be used as all-over base colors.
Shades: Confidence, Pow!, and Magical.
Superhero Nudes – The nudes of the palette that can give you that “no-makeup” look if worn alone.
Shades: Limitless, Powerful, and Aura.
Superhero Neutrals – They make your eye color stand out and work great as crease colors. Shades: Unstoppable, Superstar, and Fearless.
Superhero Liners – The darker shades of the palette that can be used wet or dry, as eyeliner or crease colors.
Shades: Bold, Daring, and Superhero.

How the Shadows Apply & Wear

I’ve been using this palette for my daily makeup pretty much since I opened it. The intensity of the colors is strong. They show up well against my medium skin (something that tells me right away it’s a good palette!). The shadows apply easily with a velvety-smooth texture and they blend effortlessly. It only takes a couple minutes to create a beautiful look, whether you’re going for a nude eye or a smokey eye. Whatever I wind up creating for the day stays put until I wipe it away with makeup remover at night. It definitely gets my stamp if approval for application and wear!

Good Color Range?

Aside from everything I’ve mentioned so far, I also really like the color variety of the palette. I’ve had a few palettes that don’t offer a good range of colors, so you’re left using a bunch of mid-tone shades and a couple that are a bit darker, but not nearly dark enough. It feels like they’re missing some colors, which makes them hard to work with. And I don’t ever grab for them! That isn’t this palette though. I feel like every shade will work well together. There are shadows that are super light, ones that are intensely dark, and everything in between. You can easily pick this palette up and produce a full look.