5 Easy Looks | Reviving Urban Decay Naked Palette
Unless you truly have been living under a rock or on a remote island in the Pacific, you’ve heard of the Urban Decay Naked Palette – a palette full of pigmented bronze neutral shades to suit literally millions worldwide since its original debut in 2010.
It’s been awhile since the OG and I had some time together, and knowing so many own this palette, I thought it was time for an Urban Decay Naked Palette revival by whipping up five easy Urban Decay Naked Palette looks for more grown up times these days.
As a bonus, all five looks can be achieved using just two eye brushes. Let’s get naked (only if you feel it helps you apply your makeup better, of course)…
To keep things extra simple, the application technique in all of the looks is the same. Use a pinched fluffy brush like this one to apply the main lid color, use a fluffy blending brush like this one to apply color to the crease and if needed, use the darkest shade again with the pinched fluffy brush. Pinch that same brush to smudge any color on the lower lash line. Get your Naked Palette ($54) from Sephora here.
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The cool-tone look
Shades used: Sin on the lid, Gunmetal in the crease and lower lash line, Creep in the outer corner. Add liquid liner to top lash line (I used this one) and black pencil liner to lower lash line (I used this drugstore one). Finish with two coats of mascara.
The super-natural look
Shades used: Sidecar on lid, Naked through the crease and Buck in the outer corner and buffed on lower lashes. Add liquid liner to top lash line (I used this one) and black pencil liner to lower lash line (I used this drugstore one). Finish with two coats of mascara.
The bronze/gold look
Shades used: Half Baked on the lid, Smog through the crease and on lower lashes with Darkhorse in the outer corner. Add liquid liner to top lash line (I used this one) and black pencil liner to lower lash line (I used this drugstore one). Finish with two coats of mascara.
The vampy look
Shades used: Toasted on the lid, Hustle through the crease and lower lashes, Creep in outer corner. Add liquid liner to top lash line (I used this one) and black pencil liner to lower lash line (I used this drugstore one). Finish with two coats of mascara.
The neutral look
Shades used: Virgin on the brow bone, Sin on the lid, Naked through the crease and Creep in the outer corner and lightly on lower lashes. Add gel liner to top lash line (I used this one) and black pencil liner to lower lash line (I used this drugstore one). Finish with two coats of mascara.
*Apologies I couldn’t get a good looking-downwards photo this day apparently…
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I hope this helps you bring your Urban Decay Naked Palette back-to-life or inspires you to pick this one up if you haven’t already! So many possibilities.
Which look was your favorite? Comment below and let me know some of your favorite shades from Urban Decay!
Happy nakedness,
-Steffanie
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So jealous of your eyelids, haha. My eyes are super small, so I can’t do anything fancy with my shadows. It’s such a shame, too since I love my Naked 3. Love the gold looks!
Haha thank you! I actually have sort of semi-hooded lids, so even taking these photos was a little challenging to really appreciate the shadows but I’m such an eye makeup junkie that I just can’t let it gooo! I also love the gold looks – they’re always my favorite 🙂
I still love my Naked Palette more than any other palettes that I own, even after all these years! This is such a helpful post, and all the looks you’ve created look so effortlessly stunning! x
Thank you! I had a few friends who have the palette but say they don’t get much use out of it because it overwhelms them sometimes, so I wanted to show some easy and quick options! 🙂
These are all gorgeous looks! Love the Naked Palette- so glad you revived it!
Thanks! It truly is so great… I always look at these newer palettes out there and haven’t been totally sold. I love this original one, Naked2 and Lorac Pro (original) the most. 🙂
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