*Press sample*
I’m slowly catching up from my long weekend. If you’ve been noticing, my posts have gotten later and later each day lol. I got off for the holidays at 1:30pm this past Wednesday, and I’ve been busy ever since. Wednesday evening, I had wedding rehearsal for a wedding (where I was a bridesmaid) and Thursday was obviously Thanksgiving and I went out of town to my parents for the day. Thursday night, I was in the mall doing my Black Friday shopping and Friday, was the actual wedding where I did makeup on all the girls and the ceremony took place that night. Saturday, my boyfriend surprised me with LSU vs. Texas A&M game tickets and today was spent cleaning and working out all the unhealthy Thanksgiving dinner. Crazy weekend, right? I’m just glad it’s over and I have this coming weekend to look forward to. Anyway, back to the purpose of this post…the Crown Brush Pure Exposed Palette. It’s a palette that reminds me of the Naked palette except…not overhyped and a lot easier to get your hands on. Here it is!
Like I mentioned, it reminds me of one of the Naked palettes and there are honestly too many for me to even care to look at lol. This palette also comes with a double ended brush, which I used in my upcoming tutorial using this palette. 
My favorite of them all has to be #17. I have really been into this shade for some reason lately. It looks awesome on the body (in the form of clothing), on the cheeks, lips and eyes. I wore this color all over the eyelid yesterday to the LSU game and smoked a bit under the bottom lash line. The result was gorgeous. I will film that look and post it at some point so you can see what I mean. Other faves of mine are #19, #22 and #23. #19 and #22 make great tear duct or inner corner colors and I just really like #23 lol 🙂
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You can purchase the Crown Brush Pure Exposed Palette on sale here.
Come back in a couple of days for a makeup tutorial using this palette!
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