I always see a lot of love when it comes to the BH Cosmetics palettes and products, I decided that I would try some of the more matte palettes since,  I typically only own one so, it was well overdue.

While I was browsing the BH website I saw that this palette was on sale and I instantly fell in love with it. It was also dirt cheap, for $12 I got 28 shades which are in a pretty big sized pan so I couldn't pass it up. (It also made my shipping cheaper but,  don't worry ;) )

The colours themselves are definitely ones that I see myself going for a lot as they're typically the usual colours I use for my everyday makeup. The sad thing is, is that I've had this palette for 2 weeks and I still haven't experimented with it! Writing this review now and staring at it is flooding so many ideas through my head I can see myself using it a lot more actually.

The texture of these shadows range from Chalky to Buttery. There's no in between.  Although, these shades are rather pigmented. They're soft to these touch and the only ones I have really had a negative view on are the more lighter shades. Which really aren't pigmented and are very chalky and have to be buildable to be opaque.

This Palette is a mix of colours, it's such a weird combination of colours but, it still works. The first row is all nude shades, mainly bases or transitioning shades for the crease. I do use the white as a Highlight occasionally and the dark brown to darken up my crease and you can actually pull quite a gorgeous natural smokey eye with the first row alone.

The second row is filled with more orange based neutrals. The burnt orange, the warm taupe and the light browns are the ones I am so excited to wear! The burnt orange is probably my favourite colour in this palette alone. Throw me a XL single of if.

the 3rd row is more pink tones. There's a vibrant hot pink, a subtle light pink and a dark purple.  I can see myself wearing these colours quite a lot during the summer time as they're so vibrant and add a lot of colour into the look. The dark purple is gorgeous and so is the hot pink. I actually used them other as a blush before and they work really well.

The last row is filled with greens, blues and dark colours. This is where the pop of colour is and adds the "odds" to this palette. At the very right it starts with a green, this kind of reminds me of Acidberry by Sugarpill in the sense that it isn't a bright green, it's more of a washed out green? next is a teal blue colour, kind of like the colour Mochi. The only dissapointing shade in this row is the light blue, the pigment isn't that good and it feels dry when you swatch it. The rest are dark matte browns and blacks which,  can be used as crease colours and smokey eye must haves.

Is this palette worth it? I would say yes if you're new to makeup or trying to add more colours into your looks. For  £8.99 this palette is a must have in a collection that lacks colours.

Oh look, another Chocolate Bar review.  Thanks Timika!
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So, I brought  the Pink Fizz Palette by Makeup Revolution. I LOVE the packaging for this product,mit was probably the thing that drew me too it. Its so adorable!
Makeup Revolution have been throwing out these Chocolate palettes left, right and center, my bank physically cannot handle it.  The colours in this particular palette are more on the Shimmery/Pastel side of things but, trust me these are SO gorgeous. Makeup Revolution know what they're doing when it comes to shimmer shades.

With this palette it smells like strawberry and chocolate, which is really nice! Although,  it lingered in my room for a while it wasn't too much of a problem. It just made me hungry. The packaging is the same as the other palettes, a chocolate bar with melted tips and the inside is also the same layout as well!  Which is physically quite appealing.

1st row: Champers, Drink, Flute, Sparkling, Toast.

Champers is your typical matte shade used as a base or a highlight shade.
Drink is another matte shade which is a light pink undertone nude which can be used as a transitional shade.
Flute is a light peach shimmer that can be added to the inner corners or the eye and to add shimmer to a look.
Sparkling is a light pink shimmer, once packed on with your finger it creates a gorgeous colour for halo eyeshadow.
Toast is a gorgeous coral colour, with a very slight shimmer which looks gorgeous as an all over lid shade for a nude/natural look.

2nd Row: Bubbles, Girl, Party, Elegant, Celebrate, Truffle.

Bubbles is a sparkling white shimmer and is actually my favourite colour in this palette! Like Flute it can be used as a brow highlight and an inner corner highlight.
Girl is a dark pink with a silver shimmer, perfect for all over colour.
Party is a orange/gold shimmer shade.
Elegant is a light copper shimmer
Celebrate is a sliver with a slight blue undertone and shimmer. I've personally used this to pack on some glitter on my eyes.
Truffle is a dark brown with a gold shimmer which is good for the crease.

3rd Row: Rosy, Cork, Pop, France, Pink Fizz

Rosy is just full on pink shimmer with no base colour like it shows in the pan,  you could use this to add sparkle or as a highlight shade.
Cork is similar to Truffle but is a deeper brown and with a slight purple shimmer to it, this could also be used as a crease shade.
Pop is a matte brown colour, I personally use this as a transitional shade as it's not quite dark enough for me to be crease shade but, that's just me.
France is a dark blue with a slight pink shimmer, this looked like it was going to be really pigmented but, it ended up not being as good as I thought. Over time it fades to a dark brown but, keeps it's slight shimmer.
Pink Fizz is a pink shimmery shade and is perfect for a highlight and inner corners. It could also possibly be used as a all over lid shade.

Swatching all of these left my arm a glittery mess. The colours in this palette are perfect if you're into your shimmers or your glitters.  I've created most of my halo eye looks using this palette as it's perfect for it. Like the rest of these palettes these are £7 and are available at most drug stores! Makeup Revolution never fail to impress me. I would recommend this to anybody who loves shimmery shadow!