From left to right: Dormouse (warm brown matte with floating gold micro-sparkle), Paradox (vibrant orange with gold pearl), Kingdom (copper-bronze pearl), Salazan Grum (metallic crimson), Chronosphere (metallic deep bronze), Metamorphosis (vibrant periwinkle blue with micro-sparkle), Cake (saturated blue-pink with silver micro-shimmer), Chessboard (medium brown matte), Royal Flush (pale beige shimmer), Mirror (gray-taupe satin)
Urban Decay is killin' it with the blue shades, because Metamorphosis was another impressively pigmented formula. I'm sure it'd be even more punchy when used with a wet brush. I was surprised by how much I enjoyed citrusy Paradox. Royal Flush was ultrapigmented and would make a gorgeous browbone highlight.
Final verdict: If you are an Urban Decay collector, have warm undertones, or love Disney, you should absolutely own this palette — it was made for you. Because there are so many orange, peach, and bronze shades in the set, a golden-skinned gal will have a lot to play with. However, that doesn't mean that cool-complected ladies should sit this one out. I'm not kidding when I say that I would buy this palette just for the incredible Time shadow. (Here's hoping Urban Decay makes it in a single!)
