Allwon Magnetic Palette Black Empty Makeup Palette with Mirror and 20Pcs Adhesive Empty Palette Metal Stickers for Eyeshadow Lipstick Blush Powder

Got this to combine a morphe and pop color palette. Good value for cost. Comes with circular and square shaped adhesive magnets.

The media could not be loaded. Love the magnet on this compact, very strong! Fits four of my Seint tins perfectly with plenty of room for more tins. I love the holographic colors to it and the size is extremely portable!

Bought it to depan some eyeshadow palettes and it fit all that I wanted plus it came with magnetic adhesive pads for pans that was not magnetic. Pretty good size and price

Love the size, mirror, magnetic hold, and how many makeup tins fit.The pretty design started rubbing off right away(first day). disappointed because that's why I purchased it.

Helps me to stay organized it's great to have all the shadows in one place!I like the colors, I'm glad I got this and not a plain black palette - that was my hesitation.Reliable magnetic closure.UPDATE after a few months:The coloring of the outside pattern comes off and scratches easily, and it does not look that clean after a few months.The magnetic closure works fine.

This palette is amazing!!! It is not overly huge but it fits about 6-8 of my blushes. I was pleasantly surprised and it is not a giant palette.

Once I learned about depotting my eyeshadows I converted one of my old cardboard urban decay palettes into a DIY custom palette that consolidated my favorite shadows from three separate palettes into one. It worked great but it was in no way refillable. Then i found out about magnetic palettes. A ha! I first bought one in a”mermaid” color. Again Iconsokidated several palettes into one but there were some shadow casualties in the process it can be hard to get a show de potted without gouging into the shadow and ruining it. So always practice on some shawdows you dont care much about first. My mermaid magnetic palette can with a tool to use but i found it to be much too thick to gdt between the tiny metal edge of each shawdow and its cardboard or plastic case. Hot tip- i ended up using one of those pimple popping sticks. Also do take the time to warm up your palettes to loosen the glue that holds each shadow in. I put mine on a heating pad and covered them with a hand towel until i was ready to come back and start taking things apart. If you're lucky the shadow will come out easily and will have a smooth metal back. But if not that's what the little metal plates included with the palette are for. I had trouble with some of the plates not staying stuck to the back of the shadows so i just used a very small dab of mod podge. Just be sure to let the glue dry before placing the shadows into the palette. I would not try this process with my $65 Huda palette.

I like that this palette was thin and fits all my magnetic make up and some applicators. I have had it for less than a month and the silver design on the outside is flaking off. If not for this I would really like it because it's thin and makes traveling with it more convenient. But had the specs and flakes all over my face from holding the case and applying my makeup. No bueno!