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Eyeshadow Palette.

WAKEMAKE Eyeshadow Palette
Eye Makeup

About this product

An eyeshadow palette featuring multiple shades with an included shimmery pot, designed for versatile eye makeup application.

Type

Eye MakeupPowder

Guru Score

79%

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What the gurus are saying

This extensive palette leans pink and offers way more shades than most people use, which might overwhelm makeup beginners. However, the beige and brown tones work beautifully across any skill level, the price is very affordable, and lighter shades can double as blush or base shadow. An included shimmery pot adds extra value for the versatility.
Synthesized from 2 expert reviews · most recent take December 2025
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"The good thing about this one is that now when you buy it they give you a little shimmery pot you can use as a base eyeshadow, and it has a lot of lighter shades. If you use the lighter colors this way, it's great, because you can even use them as a blush too."
All 2 takes from CYoung
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"The good thing about this one is that now when you buy it they give you a little shimmery pot you can use as a base eyeshadow, and it has a lot of lighter shades. If you use the lighter colors this way, it's great, because you can even use them as a blush too."
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"In Olive Young the best selling Eyeshadow Palette this year was WAKEMAKE, but I feel it has too many colors, I'm not going to use them all, and it's actually too pinky for beginners. Still, these beige brown colors I can even use on my guy students who want to learn makeup because it never looks like too much, it's very affordable, and the colors work pretty well."
Approved
"I forgot I have this palette. This is from Wakemake, who I absolutely love their setting powder, their face powder. The colors are a lot more bold than what I'm seeing in my finder. But to have this deep black from a brand like this, I was like, perfect."
All 2 takes from Robert Welsh
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"I first started with this Eyeshadow Palette from a brand called Wakemake. I wanted to do an eye look that had no redness. I wanted it to be really cold, because I thought then the red on my skin will look more red without having to do extra red or an extra sunburnt look. Sometimes red on the eyes or lips can either bring out redness in other places or make it look less red, so I thought let's just keep it neutral. Originally I wanted to do like this seventies, sixties kind of eye look, but I thought I can't be bothered, so I did a cut crease situation, a nod to that."
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"I forgot I have this palette. This is from Wakemake, who I absolutely love their setting powder, their face powder. The colors are a lot more bold than what I'm seeing in my finder. But to have this deep black from a brand like this, I was like, perfect."
Common questions

Frequently asked.

What is WAKEMAKE Eyeshadow Palette?

An eyeshadow palette featuring multiple shades with an included shimmery pot, designed for versatile eye makeup application.

Is WAKEMAKE Eyeshadow Palette worth it?

Yes. All 2 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 79%.

What is WAKEMAKE Eyeshadow Palette's Guru Score?

WAKEMAKE Eyeshadow Palette holds a Guru Score of 79%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected.

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