Best Juvia's Place Olori 2 Eyeshadow Palette Alternatives

Based on 1 reviews

Ever since I started using Buxom glosses it became my go-to and they still are. There are some other brands that are pretty good, but these are still the best. Buxom has the best color range with comfortable, cool tingling and are long lasting. Plus, the price is worth it compared to the other brands! Buxom is a little sticky, but I LOVE that. I cant stand runny glosses that end up mostly in my mouth. They wear super flattering and I hope they never change the formula because I would be truly devastated. Long live Buxom glosses 🩷💋

Based on 437 reviews

I was on the fence about this after watching reviews and was really not even actively considering it...but then I saw it in person. The My Dream I still think would be the first one I recommend to people if they're looking for a first ND palette...but this might give it a run for its money. Absolutely gorgeous, blends like a dream without being muddy, camu camu builds up so easily for a beautiful pop of color. And those shimmers are out of this world. Not quite Pat McGrath levels of shine and glitz but these are stunning. Also these cream to powders are the good version of the formula thankfully. They build and blend without any work at all. If you're on the fence just pick it up- you won't be disappointed.

Based on 28 reviews

If you're looking for a high-quality cool-toned eyeshadow palette that isn't just 12 shades of hot pink, this is the one. Pink, mauve, and plum plus necessary neutrals like beige, taupe, and brown mean you can get a variety of looks -- day, work, casual, night. All the shades feel buttery and smooth with great pigmentation except for the metallic called Drippin', which I think may be intended to be worn as a topper only. A couple of the shimmers have such a beautiful sheen that they look liquid. Highly recommended!

Based on 24 reviews

Normally, I am a budget shopper. I'd say 90% of my makeup is drugstore. This, however, was totally worth the splurge in my opinion. *How I Use The Palette:* This is my go to palette for an everyday look. I have a fair skin tone. The shades in my palette are Satin Seduction, Cashmere Craving, Gimme Gorgeous, Star Treatment, Gold Status, and Glitz Factor. The colors looked just as I expected them to. In order from left to right, I use them as highlight, base, transition, liner/deepen, and two accent shimmers in colors I wear very often. *The Formula:* I have 3 mattes, 1 satin, and 2 shimmers. All three mattes have a medium level of pigment (some coverage and color, but not overwhelming. Shows up but doesn't take over). Not powdery and minimal fallout. The satin is very nice, kind of just...

Based on 12 reviews

I love this palette, these eye shadows are very pigmented, vivid, and blend nicely. The shimmers are also very pretty and shiny. I did return this palette, but only because I didn't love the mustard yellow shade on my individual skin tone, however I believe it may work better on other skin tones since I am fair/light. On fair/light skin the blended out yellow could look like healing bruising, lol, but on medium to deep skin tones I bet it would be gorgeous! I may buy the Olori 3 instead because I think the shades would fit me better. Overall, gorgeous palette if you like the colors!

Based on 207 reviews

This palette is so gorgeous! And trust my word, I was an MUA for 5 years! PUR did such a good job of giving us clean, safe eyeshadows with beautiful pigment and smooth, blendable mattes and shimmers. I've always liked PUR but it's been a long time since I've had an eyeshadow palette from them. This little compact is perfection for any skin tone; the colors suit anyone and make it very easy to do a natural eyeshadow or a Smokey, more glam look. I went with the latter. If you have trouble doing your eyeshadow, I highly recommend this user-friendly palette! All you need to do is go from lightest to darkest. You want to use the lightest shade just above your crease, then descending in placement, using the darkest shade closest to the lash line. You can use the shiner shadows In The center...