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Wet n Wild Centerstage Milano Collections Palette

By Kwilliford @ExquisiteEczema
If you have been in a drugstore recently, you may have noticed some new Wet n Wild palettes.  Not that exciting until you realize that it has more than four shades.  Yes. They now have actual palettes.  And they are quite good.  Seriously.  Swatching Milano Collections blew my mind.  The shadows are nicely pigmented and have a great texture.  They are buttery and smooth, which isn't all that common in the world of drugstore beauty.
Wet n Wild Centerstage Milano Collections Palette
I don't care much for the packaging.  Its just some rather heavy, cheap plastic. But hey, this palette cost me $8 and the shadows are nice. I can't really complain. But I would not recommend traveling with it.
Milano Collections has a lovely, however, dupable, array of neutral shades.  The textures range from shimmery, to slightly metallic to matte.  So you get a little bit of everything.
Wet n Wild Centerstage Milano Collections Palette
Wet n Wild Centerstage Milano Collections Palette
You get a whopping 10 shades in this palette for roughly $8.  Not too shabby.
Wet n Wild Centerstage Milano Collections Palette
Wet n Wild Centerstage Milano Collections Palette
Wet n Wild Centerstage Milano Collections Palette
As you can see, they swatch splendidly.  And this is without any kind of primer.  The mattes didn't swatch as well as the others, but that is fairly typical.  My favorite shades are the first four: the light peachy beige, shimmery peach, metallic gold, and the copper. Of course. With a primer, they stay on the eye well with minimal creasing and fading.
Overall, there is really nothing all that special here.  Although the quality is certainly there. If you are just an eyeshadow junkie like myself, or need a nice, neutral palette on the cheap, pick this one up.
Is this a palette you will be picking up?
Wet n Wild Centerstage Milano Collections Palette

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