Review! Lorac Pro 2 Palette

It's here guys! When I first read about this product online I thought it might be a fake, but here we are. I was intrigued, and ran to Ulta this weekend to pick it up as soon as it was released in store. I am in love with my original Lorac Pro palette, and once I saw some of the reviews for this baby I knew I needed it in my life.

Like the original Lorac Pro palette this includes 16 shadows. 8 matte and 8 shimmer. The Lorac Pro 2 was designed with cooler shades, and the original is more warm tones. The packaging is the same rubberized material, which does get dirty easily, but it's very sleek. This palette is a cool grey color, where as the original is black.

This palette has more "colored" eyeshadows, and less highlight shades then the original. This makes me believe that this was designed to work alone or in conjunction with the original. All of the colors would compliment each other from each palette.

Top to bottom swatches go from light to dark on the top row of the Lorac Pro 2.

The second row is shimmer, and also more cool than the top row. These shades are still neutral, but with a little less "pop" then the matte shades.

Again, swatches go from top to bottom and lightest to darkest from the bottom row of the palette.

Overall, I do really love the colors from this palette. They are definitely wearable and will get a lot of use from me. Lorac' shadows have always been nice, creamy, and blendable and these are no different. The Lorac Pro original did have a lot of fallout for me, and this one doesn't seem to have as much. Which is a good thing!

$42 is a lot, but compared to other brands quality and prices it is reasonable. For a high end palette, that is the average price, and these shadows are high quality so overall it is worth it in my opinion.

I remember the controversy with the Naked original and 2, and asking if you really needed both. The good thing with this palette is there are no repeats and the shades and looks are different between the original and this one. I do believe you can live without both, but you can also live with them both and still get a huge variety of looks. If you're on the fence, go for it. You only live once right?

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