I was aware of how one noted the palette was before purchasing, but I got it on sale for a decent price point. Still, I wasn't expecting much from it as I was fairly disappointed from some of the previous ND palettes I own (specifically I need a nude and Metropolis. I have yucca too but it's solid quality). This palette, despite the color story that doesn't quite fit me, has some of the prettiest sparkly shimmers ND has ever done. The Sparkling Wet Effect in the I Need a Nude were dry and barely shiny at all, meanwhile these are exactly what I expected. Some are flaky, so if you don't like that, I suggest skipping. I persoanlly think the quality compares to indie shadows, and it's great that I can swap shadows around with my others. On the other hand, the fact that ND makes magnetic palettes means she has a very limited color story with her capsule palettes, in order to keep from duplicating with previous releases. Bottom line, get it on sale if you like grey neutrals.

Quality is good almost every shade. Few ones is quite difficult to blend. I think there are a few colors I still don’t know how to use on myself or how to combine those.

I will deduct one star for the color scheme being a bit repetitive, there are a few colors I still don’t know how to use on myself. But the formula is great Natasha Denona quality, you won’t regret buying it.

I like for the varied shadow formulas, but the darkest shadow in the palette has a weak one.

Not as versatile as other palettes but a great grey-cool-sparkly palette