12 Shades: Includes 7 buttery mattes and 5 intense metals that can be used wet or dry

Matter of Fact: Matte beige. Nice to set the primer, or as a matte brow-bone highlighter

Up Front: Pale metallic gold. Smooth, rich and just as gorgeous as their metallic formula.

Straight Up: Metallic medium brown. Colourpop describes this as a warm gold, but to me this is to brown to be a gold, and brown enough to be a brown. Formula is on point

BS: This is the shade I already mentioned. I don’t understand why Colourpop describes this as a matte, it clearly has flecks of gold glitter in it. But it does disappear for the most once applied to the eyes, so I guess it works as a matte. Why not just skip the glitter in the first place then.

Frank: Matte mid-tones brown. Warm, but much less so than BS

Candid: Metallic warm copper. The formula on the metallics are amazing, so I guess I am just repeating myself at this point

Forthright: Described on Colourpops website as a neutral metallic rose. I have to say I am a bit confused about the shade descriptions on this palette. To me this is not a rose shade. It is a brown with red tones, but for be a rosy shade would be more the kind of shades you see in “You Had Me At Hello”. This is a bit more chunky than the metallics usually tend to be, and that also means it does have a bit more fallout

Downright: Matte pinky beige. A perfect transition shades that match the rest of the palette really well

Truth Hurts: Matte peachy beige. Another transition shade or crease color just with another undertone. It is also slightly darker than Downright

Be Blunt: Deep metallic berry shade. Needs a tiny bit of build-up to reach full intensity, but otherwise good

TMI: Matte mid-toned burgundy. Beautiful shade that can be used for almost everything

Actually: Dark matte brown. Nice shade to deepen any look you do with this palette. Filled with warm copper and rich, romantic mauves, it complements multiple skin tones and satisfies all your moods