I never got into the massive hype that Urban Decay’s Naked palettes inspired. Sure, a nice palette of neutrals, but… a) they were pressed; b) they were colors I could find elsewhere (and probably already had similar shades for most if not all of the colors) and c) the price!! USD$50 for a pressed palette? Nope.

And then the Naked 3 palette came out. Warmer, rose-toned neutrals. I began to get a sinking feeling. (Where brown or golden neutrals just don’t thrill me, the rose-toned shades looked like they’d be more flattering and more versatile, and I’d fall for them in an instant.) I really really wanted to get this palette, to have this collection of rose- and pink-toned neutrals.

Thank goodness for Silk Naturals.

Photos that show how the product actually performs...! See how I create my swatches

This collection contained:

• Analog — muted mauve-pink satin (compare to Urban Decay's Limit)
• Cache — pale cream-tan satin (compare to Urban Decay's Strange)
• Drive — medium neutral brown shimmer (compare to Urban Decay's Factory)
• History — medium cool brown shimmer (compare to Urban Decay's Mugshot)
• Impact — buff-red shimmer (compare to Urban Decay's Buzz)
• Link — medium blackened brown shimmer (compare to Urban Decay's Darkside)
• Parallel — red-clay brown shimmer (compare to Urban Decay's Nooner)
• Portal — dark brown with red shimmer (compare to Urban Decay's Blackheart)
• Status — muted clay-pink shimmer (compare to Urban Decay's Dust)
• Torrent — browned orange shimmer (compare to Urban Decay's Tweak)
• Tweak — warm red-brown shimmer (compare to Urban Decay's Burnout)
• Virtual — medium-light brown shimmer (compare to Urban Decay's Liar)

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