The brush is very nice with dense yet soft bristles they don’t shed. The liquid liner applies flawlessly but I find it peels off as the day progresses. It creates fairly ok length but separates my lashes a bit too much. The mascara is ok as well but not really something I loved. The eye pencil is horrible as it is drier and tugs like crazy and the dense point is harsh on eyes. Shadow Primer as it doesn’t feel like it does much for maintaining the wear of my shadow and it ends up creasing within a four hour period. That’s just a personal preference though as some folks will love shades like this.
These shades are also cooler and didn’t feel they were flattering on my tired eyes. These comes with a few matte shades which applied chalky and patchy! Some of the other shades had a nice velvety texture but the mattes killed some of the experience for me. Where as the Cruella Palette had very unusable shades of shadow with a fairly nice formula I felt Ursula’s version was lacking. I actually didn’t really like anything from the palette and that includes the shadow palette. I prefer the Studio line of products myself. All the items included are from the Essential Collection which I find has more misses than hits. They also did away with the horrible cheek and lip pencil and replaced it with a lipgloss. This year the palettes only have six shades of shadow where as last year you got eight. Lengthening and Defining Mascara (deluxe size)
#ELF BEAUTY BOOK PALETTE FULL SIZE#
I think the design of the palette is what you’re paying into as you aren’t getting a ton of makeup and could possibly get more for your ten dollars and full size products should you shop E.L.F. It features a watercolor-like print of Ursula on the cover and on the inside flaps there’s instructions for creating a day and night look. It isn’t great for travel but the design is quite nice. This comes in a white flip open cardboard book style compact. The eyeshadow was built into the actual palette last year which made it considerably more messy but this year it is removable.
I mentioned in my review of Cruella’s Palette that last year the books contained eight eyeshadows, shadow primer, a liner pencil, liquid eyeliner, a cheek/lip pencil, and false lashes. Ursula Look Book Palette is made up of more cooler shades especially when you’re comparing it to others in this collection like the Cruella Palette. did these Disney Villains Palettes but Ursula was not a character included in the collection so she’s the newest of the bunch. Cosmetics Disney Villains Collection that will be available exclusively at Walgreens for Fall/Halloween 2013. Ursula Look Book Palette ($9.99) is part of the new E.L.F.
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