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Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potions

Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potions

Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potions have been given a face lift! They’ve been updated for 2015 with all new packaging. Instead of a more needle-nose like package, they’re now a combination of squeeze tube and doe foot wand. The tops now have faceted jewel-like tops. The tubes themselves are an ombré of color. It’s really pretty.

Be sure to check out the new 2015 Summer Nights Eyeshadows, Afterglow Blushes and Revolution Lipglosses!


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Where to Buy
UrbanDecay.com, Nordstrom, Sephora, Ulta, Macys, Beauty.com

Price
$20 Original, Minor Sin, Eden, Enigma
$24 Anti-Aging

Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potions in Original, Minor Sin, Eden, Enigma and Anti-Aging Swatches
L to R – Original, Minor Sin, Eden, Enigma, Anti-Aging

 

Original
nude (dries down invisibly)

Minor Sin
champagne shimmer (light peachy shimmer to me)

Eden
nude matte (full coverage, hides redness, I really like this one)

Enigma
neutral matte (deeper than Eden)

Anti-Aging
nude (color-correcting plus optical blurring)


Urban Decay Ozone Multi-Purpose Primer Pencil

Urban Decay Ozone Multi-Purpose Primer Pencil

Urban Decay Ozone pencil has always been my favorite clear lip liner because it never felt waxy, it always felt good on my lips. I’ve gone through like 3 of them. I like the idea of a new version of it.

The amount of product in the eyeshadow primer packaging went from .37 oz to .33 oz to accommodate the new brush, but the price stayed the same at $20/$24.

I’m on the fence about the new primer tube design because I feel like the opening is too wide to properly be a squeeze tube. You really only need a tiny amount of product, so you’re probably better off using the doe foot instead of trying to squeeze it out. Additionally, one of my tubes arrived with the doe foot almost all the way broken off (I have no idea how this happened in transit), so that was definitely unexpected. I like what Urban Decay was trying to do with the 2 ways to apply it, but I’m not sure it will end up working out that way.

My favorites are Eden and Anti-Aging. I need to take Minor Sin out for a spin to see how I like it.

What do you think of the new UDPP multi-purpose packaging?

12 Comments

  1. I enjoy all of your detailed posts. I always take notes. Thanks! I hope you are 100% healed, if not I hope you are soon! 🙂

  2. I feel the same about the doe-foots, before I purchased more first full size Original, I had a travel with a sort of doe foot and I hated it because I couldn’t get barely any product onto it, and it would dry it before I could even apply it! Maybe this one is better though? I do like that they do at least still have the squeeze, but you do really only need a tiny bit. But all that being said, the Original I’ve been in love with since the day I tried it and I think the only one that rivals it for me is NARS PRO PRIME. I really want to try EDEN and ENIGMA for sure, probably EDEN because I am fair like you, because I love that it’s matte, and I wear a ton of matte shadow, I like the coverage that you talked about! The ANTI AGING i also need to try, I love that it has optical blurring!

  3. I hate the new packing. I hate doefoots for primer, and loved the little tiny squeeze tube opening. I’m honestly disappointed enough that I’ll probably never buy one with the new packaging.

  4. I like the ombre coloring and jewel top on the primers, but I hate the doe’s foot. I bought Enigma, which I love, but the doe’s foot doesn’t really put the primer on evenly, and I have to blend it with my fingers anyway. I much preferred the needle end. Minor Sin looks very pretty.

  5. I agree, the opening does appear a bit large for a squeeze tube. I don’t really like doefoot applicators for eye primer, but would still continue to use UDPP as it works best for me. Couldn’t care less about the fancy end.

    1. Eden doesn’t crease on me. The original creased on me, so I started trying the others. Anti-aging doesn’t crease either.

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