NAKED 3 PALETTE REVIEW

Hey everyone, i'm finally on holidays, i almost forgot the feeling of having some free time. Of course the first thing i did as soon as i was done with finals was writing a blog post, well celebrating and then writing a blog post.
Today i would like to review for you the very famous Naked 3 by Urban Decay; this palette is the latest one of the line and the most discussed one because of the undertone of the eyeshadows. In fact differently from the 1 and 2, the palette contains mainly rose toned neutrals that unfortunately don't look good on everyone. As the owner of the Naked 1 i was very skeptical about purchasing it, if i had to chose i would have probably bought the Vice 2 instead of this palette but now that i have it, i'm so glad i do. All the eyeshadows are stunning and they look great of my light complexion.
The packaging is almost identical to the Naked 2; the palette comes with a duo-ended brush and four samples of the Urban Decay primer.
The first eyeshadow of the palette is Strange, a stunning matte beige with ,of course, a warm pink undertone, it's perfect for highlighting the inner corner and the brow-bone
Then Dust follows, very similar to Sin from the Naked one but a little bit more dusty and not as pigmented, it's not one of my favorites.
The third one is Burnout, warmer than Dust and definitely more pigmented, it's a pretty pink perfect for all over the lid.
Limit as to be of my most liked ones, it's a matte vintage pink that gives your eyes so much definition.
Buzz is the perfect rose gold, so glamorous and so pigmented, it's very shimmery, i love it.
Trick is the bronzy version of Half-baked, my all time favorite eyeshadow from Naked 1; it's a pretty gold that i use to warm up the makeup, perfect anywhere really.
Nooner is the darker version of Limit, it's matte and more on the coffe and milk color, so so pretty.
Liar is quite difficult to describe, the pigments are very fine so it feels very silky on the lid, it's a shimmery sand color with a strong pink-purply undertone, makes a great base for a neutral smoky eyes.
Factory reminds me a little bit of Toasted from Naked 1, a bronzy- rose gold, perfect for a smoky eyes or just for a wash of color on the lid.
Now, the last three eyeshadows are the least pink toned ones, they are more on the grey side and i really like them; Mugshot it's a grey undertone shimmery tope eyeshadow, Darkside is a slightly satin, almost matte, grey with a brown undertone and finally Blackheart, a dark eggplant eyeshadow with gold glitters, it's incredibly pretty.
Overall the palette has good balance of matte and shimmery eyeshadows, they are all quite pigmented and very easy to apply. If you like rose toned neutrals this is the palette for you, if you don't, i would try with the Naked 1 or 2, depending if you prefer matte or satin eyeshadows.