Makeup Mixing Palette, KissDate Korean Spatula Makeup Palette with Foundation Spatula, Stocking Stuffers Christmas Gifts for Women Stainless Steel Picasso Makeup Spatula Mixing Tray Makeup Mixer

How wonder

The palette that came with it arrived damaged and dirty, but i ordered this just for the spatula so I don’t mind it

Its sleek and easy-to-clean surface provides the perfect canvas for blending and customizing various makeup products.

As an amateur painter, I never thought I'd find a product that could improve my makeup game as well, but the Acrylic Makeup Mixing Palette has proven me wrong!First of all, I have to commend the quality of the palette itself. It's sturdy, easy to clean, and has a generous surface area for mixing all sorts of shades and formulas. I almost feel guilty using it for makeup, as it feels like it should be reserved for the Mona Lisa or something.But beyond its practicality, this palette has also given me a newfound appreciation for makeup mixing. I used to be content with my single shades of eyeshadow and blush, but now I find myself experimenting with all sorts of color combinations, just like I do with my paint palette.And let me tell you, there's nothing quite like the satisfaction of creating a custom shade that perfectly matches your outfit or mood. It's like I'm Bob Ross, but instead of happy little trees, I'm creating happy little makeup looks.Overall, I highly recommend the Acrylic Makeup Mixing Palette to both artists and non-artists alike. It's a versatile tool that will bring joy to your makeup routine and potentially even inspire some artistic experimentation. Plus, it's a great conversation starter when your friends come over and see a palette full of colorful smudges sitting on your vanity.

Makeup Mixing Palette, KissDate Korean Spatula Makeup Palette with Foundation Spatula, Stainless Steel Picasso Makeup Spatula Cosmetic Makeup Palette Foundation Palette Mixing Tray Makeup MixerI've been seeing this Korean trend of using a spatula to 'scrape' on a thin layer of foundation. I haven't tried any Korean brands, but I've tried with the back of a butter knife, and this is basically the same thing except it looks more purposeful on my vanity LOL. It is thinner than the back of my butter knife, but the edges are not super thin, it appears to my eye about 1mm, but the edge doesn't "point" at all. It is also not sharp at all so I guess that's more important. I got the palate that is stainless so that I could put it in the dishwasher if I needed, but idk that the rubber grip would survive. I DO really like the rubber ring in the thumbhole, it is comfy and much less sharp than some acrylic ones I've had that are scratchy.How I use it for cushion foundation:I press into my cushion foundation with the spatula lying flat and try to slide and scoop up to get some on the spatula. I'll then put the thin side to my face, and gently drag it to let it smooth out a VERY Thin layer of foundation on the large areas of my face, the forehead, down my nose, cheeks. Then I use the brush/sponge as usual.It just applies a thinner more spread layer of foundation everywhere, vs, trying to use the cushion to deposit on the face where the first press is the most foundation, and you're essentially "blurring the edges" Some might prefer foundation thinner on the outside, but I think the trend in Asia is to prefer an even "believable" skin vs. having more coverage. It's priced where it's worth a try!

They smelled weird af lmao not sure what it was but very strange. I washed them so it’s all good now! Would order again just wish they didn’t have that weird smell to them lol

When doing my makeup, I used to put foundation onto the back of my hand, then I'd pick some up with a blender sponge and apply from there. I'd have to wipe the excess off my hand, which felt wasteful, so I started using palettes instead.I ordered the gold version, which also doubles as a mirror, and i didn't have any trouble removing the protective film that comes on each palette. They're super lightweight and the surface is nice and smooth- i put the desired amount of product down, I blend it out over the entire surface and pick up with the blender and apply to my face. I find that I have a lot less wasted product this way!The spatula is handy for mixing product, but I tend to use it more for getting the last little bit of foundation from the bottle.This is a great set of tools for any makeup kit!

PSA Y'ALL: NOT FOGGY- TAKE PROTECTIVE FILM OFF!✅Pros:○ Great, functions as intended. Mostly as expected from listing. The spatulas are metal which I didn't realize but feels nice (descrip says stainless steel which is good). I won't be able to use the spatula with my tints/dyes though just FYI.○ Each set comes with a plastic (vinyl?) carrying case which is nice and unexpected, not extremely durable or anything, comes w/ a snap, but better than nothing! Helps keep spatula + palette together○ Fine size, not too large or anything, mid size○ Very clear, great for holding up the palette to your face/etc to preview how the mixed colors look on the surface you're mixing for. Great! Kind of wish I could've gotten a clear + a silver mix pack though.❌Cons:● Slightly annoying to peel the protective plastic off both sides on each palette as they don't make it easy w/ corners pre-peeled or anything but it's fine. Took a minute or so of scratching.● Not super fine/detail spatula ends just FYI🔮FUTURE/TBA:~ Haven't tried with extremely pigmented products, curious if any will dye the plastic. Hopefully not.~ Curious to see how scratch resistant w/ continued useI am unfamiliar with the market for this particular item and thus cannot assess "value for product" sufficiently. First impressions, will update if I find further benefits or issues w/ more use in the future.

My daughter like it

The spatula and the makeup pallet are so great and great quality the spatula case is so nice as well, I use it daily. It’s not hard to clean either just use 70% or over rubbing alcohol and it cleans and sanitizes it so well.

Before I even took it out of the plastic I could see the scratches. Works fine but visually unpleasant