Saturday, 30 September 2017

FIRST LOOK | ANASTASIA BEVERLY HILLS NEW PRISM PALETTE SWATCHES RELEASE DATE & OVERVIEW

Anastasia Beverly Hills New Prism Palette Swatches and First Look
Genuinely can't seem to keep up these days, but with the transition into Autumn it only makes sense for brands to release new products and the new Prism Palette from Anastasia Beverly Hills has the internet buzzing after the Subculture controversy. Prism is different to Modern Renaissance and Subculture and has a fun mix of bold and brilliant colours making it a vibrant holiday palette. I love the black velvet packaging and the triangular prism motif. I think it looks really cool and edgy. A standout from the simpler packaging of their other palettes. For swatches and more details, please keep reading. 

Anastasia Beverly Hills New Prism Palette Swatches and First Look
Like the other palettes mentioned, Prism has 14 shadows altogether and comes with the same dual-sided eyeshadow brush that was featured in the other 2 permanent palettes. Of the 14 shades, there are 7 ultra mattes, 4 duo chrome pigments and 3 metallic pigments. Anastasia Beverly Hills and Norvina (her daughter Claudia) have kept this under wraps which is great as I know the Subculture Palette was leaked much to Claudia's devastation. There are so many colours in this palette that speak to me like "Lure", "Dimension" and "Throne" but I can understand this palette wouldn't be for everyone. I do like the shades I don't know if I would be able to create many looks from this palette alone myself I would probably need some guidance and a few other more neutral shadows to create more wearable comfortable looks for me. Onto the swatches. 

Anastasia Beverly Hills New Prism Palette Swatches and First Look: Top Row (photo from Cosmopolitan - edit by me)
Top Row: Lucid (metallic) shimmery shell pink; Eden (matte) sweet peach reminds me of a warmer slightly deeper version of the Eden in the Huda Beauty Desert Dusk palette; Unity (matte) muted sandy brown; Sphinx (duo chrome) rich copper gold; Osiris (duo chrome) royal purple with silver shift; Sphere (matte) vivid pale yellow and Obsidian (matte) black. 

Anastasia Beverly Hills New Prism Palette Swatches and First Look: Bottom Row  (photo from Cosmopolitan - edit by me)
Bottom Row: Dimension (duo chrome) silver with bluish shift; Parallel (matte) purple toned deep brown; Pyramid (metallic) true yellow gold; Throne (duo chrome) Christmas green with silver or yellow shift; Saturn (matte) burning orange almost red; Eternal (metallic) true old gold and Lure (matte) dusky purple. 

Overall, I find almost all of these colours interesting and quite unique. I think the mixture of finished and the gorgeous sparkly shades make it perfect for the holidays. I am keen to see the looks people create and see if this palette possesses the same fallout and trouble as the Subculture Palette. I am hoping not. The palette will be available on the Anastasia Beverly Hills Website on October 2nd for $42 or £41. I am not sure if this palette is limited edition or not, but will keep you updated if it is. I will also add any information on other retailers like Beauty Bay or Cult Beauty when I can. I would love to hear your thoughts on this upcoming palette so please comment below. Take care.

What are your thoughts on the Prism Palette?

Love ❤
Kiran

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31 comments

  1. Shireen L. Platt30 September 2017 at 01:40

    100% agree! I am very tempted to place an order for this, like you I think the shades are quite unique!

    Shireen⎜Reflection of Sanity⎜Burberry Beauty Giveaway

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  2. Hannah Padilla30 September 2017 at 07:44

    It looks better than Subculture, but I just can't see myself wearing these shades!

    Hannah
    Floraful

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    1. alittlekiran5 October 2017 at 16:43

      The colours do look a little intimidating xxx

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  3. Beekeyper30 September 2017 at 09:45

    Oh my life this is so beautiful! I love that the colour selection is a bit off the beaten track!

    Beekeyper - Latest: Rouge Dior Double Rouge in Miss Crush

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    1. alittlekiran5 October 2017 at 16:43

      Hahaha yes it is certainly on the road less travelled xx

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  4. Hayley Martin30 September 2017 at 20:27

    I love seeing what's going to be released soon. This isn't something I will be purchasing though, I am very boring when it comes to eyeshadow colours!

    Hayley | hayleyxmartin

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  5. Mica T1 October 2017 at 06:49

    Oh I love these colours! Although I see your point it might be tricky to make everyday looks with it, it's perfect for the upcoming Christmas season! :)


    Hope you are having a really good weekend!

    Away From The Blue Blog

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    1. alittlekiran5 October 2017 at 16:44

      I know right, Throne looks amazing! Hope you are having a great week x

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  6. Hannah Morris1 October 2017 at 22:12

    This looks like such a beautiful palette! From looking at the colours, I don't think I would reach for this palette very often, so I think I will be giving it a miss xx

    Hannah | luxuryblush

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    1. alittlekiran5 October 2017 at 16:45

      Fair enough, they don't look like everyday colours tbh xxx

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  7. Nicole Merza2 October 2017 at 03:57

    I had no idea they were coming out with this! Those swatches look amazing. Very tempted!

    Nicole | The Glam Surge

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    1. alittlekiran5 October 2017 at 16:46

      Me too! I hope they start selling it in the UK soon xxx

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  8. Jo Rashi2 October 2017 at 12:45

    Wow... these are some really pretty shades... thx for sharing dear..:-)
    Beauty and fashion

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  9. Carolina2 October 2017 at 20:54

    I love the shades on this palette, but I don't know if I'll use it enough! xx

    Carolina's Makeup Life

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    1. alittlekiran5 October 2017 at 16:46

      I have so many palettes I don't use so that is a real concern xx

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  10. Jennifer | Mrs Q Beauty3 October 2017 at 20:58

    I'm interested in this palette. I really like the purples. I'm also excited for the Tarte Toasted palette.

    Jennifer | Mrs Q Beauty

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    1. alittlekiran5 October 2017 at 16:47

      That looks lovely! Thank you for reading xxx

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  11. Kelsey & Kenecha4 October 2017 at 01:01

    I didn't know about this palette. It looks nice!

    Florals&Smiles

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  12. theonethattravels4 October 2017 at 09:26

    Great post.
    xx
    https://theonethattravels.wordpress.com/
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_zn7IqrAY1I44bRuN6dH-Q

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  13. Tiffany Legg4 October 2017 at 09:38

    Those shades are so pigmented. They look beaut x

    Tiffany Tales | Lifestyle & Beauty 

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  14. Jennifer Pickering4 October 2017 at 15:10

    That palette looks so pretty! I'm really digging the colours Eden and Lure! I currently have so many eyeshadow palettes that I don't really need any, but I might have to reconsider!

    Jennifer
    Effortlessly Sophisticated

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    1. alittlekiran5 October 2017 at 16:53

      Haha I know exactly how you feel and there are so many new palettes constantly coming out cannot breathe xxx

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  15. Toni Robinson7 October 2017 at 14:55

    I love the packaging to this but will have to give this a miss as I've bought too many palettes lately. I'm definitely eyeing up their highlighter palette though. xx

    sheergloss

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  16. Ena1 July 2018 at 18:37

    Thank you so much for this wonderful review dear. I recently did a make up lesson by Lina Cameron so I need to practice a lot to improve my skill. I am thinking to purchase this palette, which palettes I should take more can you please suggest me dear? TIA <3

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