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I Finally Used The Jaclyn Hill X Morphe Palette, here's what happened

I know that I'm late to the game, but it was a wait worth while.

Jul 30, 2018

Troy University

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Kelsi Mills

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I uploaded a video that shows me using the Jaclyn Hill x Morphe Palette for the first time, and here it is:

There is only one thing that crosses my mind: "Why have I not purchased this sooner?!" This Palette's color story is actual perfection, and the shadows blend like a dream. Since filming this look, I've been able to try more of the shadows, and the formula is consistent throughout, the shimmers are blinding, and the mattes are extremely pigmented.

If you're looking for a palette that you can wear an everyday look, or create a stunning masterpiece, then you need this, stat! You can buy it here.

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