Urban Decay Vice 3 Palette

Urban Decay is known for their amazing eye shadow palettes, and today I'm excited to share my review of their Vice 3 Palette*! This palette has an amazing mixture of neutrals and bright colours, it's a great all in one shadow palette. UD's shadows are incredibly pigmented, with rich, creamy formulas, and this palette is no exception!

"You can never have too much of a good thing. Satisfy your eyeshadow vice with 20 velvety, NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN shades—from an amazing soft black and a stunning burgundy to a rich, smoky red-black. You can never have too much of a good thing. Satisfy your eyeshadow vice with 20 velvety, NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN shades—from an amazing soft black and a stunning burgundy to a rich, smoky red-black." - Urban Decay

Truth - pale beige with a slight amount of shimmer (it's described as matte by UD, but there's definitely some shimmer in there) 

Undone - pink-beige matte-satin with subtle floating tonal pearl

Downfall - warm light brown matte

DTF - taupe matte with subtle floating pearl

Dragon - bright metallic green shimmer

Freeze - metallic medium blue with multidimensional micro-glitter

Heroine - deep navy blue with subtle floating tonal pearl

Brokedown - metallic golden brown shimmer with gold

Vanity - smoky metallic eggplant with multidimensional micro-glitter

Lucky - metallic bronze

Reign - rich brown satin

Bobby Dazzle - metallic white with pale gold micro-glitter. This formula was a bit chalky. 

Alien - pink-peach with golden shift

Alchemy - deep fuchsia satin

Bondage - deep, smoky burgundy shimmer

Sonic - metallic red-copper

Last Sin - champagne shimmer with silver micro-glitter 

Angel - light taupe with silver micro-glitter

Defy - smoky taupe satin

Revolver - soft black satin with subtle floating iridescent pearl

Aren't these shadows insanely gorgeous!? My favourites are Last Sin, Alien, DTF, Undone, and Alchemy. There aren't a lot of matte shadows, in fact Downfall is the only shadow that I'd describe as matte. However, I do appreciate the wide range of finishes - pearl, glitter, satin, matte, and metallic. The packaging is bright and fun, definitely what you'd expect from Urban Decay! 

Have you picked up UD's Vice 3 Palette, or tried either of the first 2 Vices before? Do you prefer neutral or bright shadows?