Urban Decay Naked or Naked2?

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Rachel G.

Apr 11, 2012

Rachel G.

Do you all like the Naked palette or the Naked2 palette better? I'm interested to know. : )

Deanna R.

Apr 11, 2012

Deanna R.

I think they are tooooo much alike to really compare.

Erin C.

Apr 11, 2012

Erin C.

Personally I think it might depend on skin tone. I have an extremely fair and cool skin tone and I found that whenever I swatched the Naked palette on myself it looked much to bronze and orange for me but the Naked 2 was a lot nicer with my skin color. I'd suggest going to the store and swatching them both on your arm and seeing which has more colors that you find suit you most. Even then it is up to yourself. Hope this helps :)

Sierra P.

Apr 11, 2012

Sierra P.

I have medium skin and I absolutely love the Naked pallet over the Naked 2 :) It is amazing! 

Rachel G.

Apr 11, 2012

Rachel G.

yeah, I thought they were a lot alike too at first. They are completely different though. Naked is a warm toned brozey palette and Naked2 is a cool toned taupey palette

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