There are 4 highlight shades in this palette, and one is cream and two are baked, as well as a brush, although I probably will never use that.

On the back of the box is suggestions on where to put each shade, so I followed that for this post.

The first shade is Ecliptic and this is the cream shade. It's a gorgeous pinkish tone, and I applied it under my brow bone, like the back of the box suggested.

It gives such a subtle glow under the brow, and is stunning when the light catches it.

Next is the shade Hemisphere. This is a beautiful lilac shade, and looks similar to the Colourpop shade Hippo that I want to get. I think the lilac is really unique, as there aren't that many on the market.

I put this on my cheekbones, as suggested.

At first, it was very bold, and obviously lilac, but with a blog of buffing it looked fine! I doubt I will use this shade on a daily basis, but it's definitely a stand out colour for when I want to make a statement.

The third shade is called Subsolar. This is such a pretty gold, and gold highlights are my fave! The feel of this is very smooth and it's just so pretty! However, I do feel that while it looks gold in the pan, it definitely swatches as a more silvery shade which is strange.

I put this down my nose.

It's very, very reflective in the light and a little goes a long way with this.

Finally is the shade Equinox. This shade is more of a bronzey colour, and not one that I would usually go for as I thought it would show up too dark on my skin.

I put this on my cupids bow.

As with the Subsolar shade, a little goes a long way with this shade, and it actually really like it!

Overall, this palette is so worth the hype, and I think that the price of £10 for four shades is amazing for the quality of product you get. My favourite shade is definitely Ecliptic, it's just so gorgeous!

Let me know if you own/buy this palette, I'd love to know your thoughts!

Thanks for reading

Layla x