The mirror is no different from the brands’ other ones: big and good quality, will allow you to complete your full face with it with no struggle. Moving on to the inside, we are greeted by a full-size mirror, plain Revolution style, an amazing shade range and a tiny double-sided brush. I do have to admit, this one feels a bit different from Soph’s palette (read that review here!) or the VIP one (review waiting for you here), but it’s not overwhelmingly bothersome. If you like to travel or just carry your palette with you at most times, you may find it pretty annoying.Īnother aspect that has been the cause of some discomfort (as seen on Ulta’s reviews) is the cheap-feeling general packaging. I believe that the most disappointing factor about the outer packaging is how easily the glossy design wipes away. You’ll also find the product’s general specifics on a black sticker on the back. Per usual, the name of the palette and the brand are printed in black on the front, and there is also a circular glossy gold design along with them. The matte gold is not my favorite, I have to admit, but the overall look does not disappoint me. The general “Revolution theme” is still there, but the gold is a new entry.
This collab with BritishBeautyBlogger offers you 30 jaw-dropping shades that can take you from day to night effortlessly, and for a drugstore price. Most of the palettes I own possess this feature, but there’s one that stands out more than the others: the “ Fortune Favours The Brave” palette by Revolution Beauty.
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