SLEEKMakeUP i-Divine Eyeshadow Palette, 12 Shades in a Mix of Matte, Shimmer, Foil and Due-Chrome, Blendable and Highly Pigmented, Level Up

Fantastic choice of colours. Beautifully natural and neutral but gives great coverage, excellent pigment. A little goes a long way. Long lasting too when on. I have a long work day and it stays put all day. Beautiful glistening choice and matte in on palette. A must for every make up bag. Natural shades are always a go to must have. Good price too.

The media could not be loaded. I ordered a making waves palette because I needed one with bright and frosty colours and I loved it, the colours are great just like pictures but you need to use a good amount of product to see more powerful pigmentationIt's really value for money

Great price point, it arrived quickly & very well wrapped. A beautiful pallette, top class as always!

Nice range of shades, some frosted, some matte. Easy to apply and blend well. Great value for money.

Colours are wrong, not as in photos, poor quality, looks scratched, poor texture, not easy to use.

The palette comes in a paper box, it looks really pretty and the eyeshadows look lovely to look at.I like that they are in squares. I had a few Sleek palettes years ago (rounded shadows palettes) with the neutral shimmer tones and also one with the matte brights, natural shimmer palettes were fantastic and matte brights had no colour pay off. And it seems the same with these bright colours!Pros: Price is amazing, palette is fairly lightweight but thin and sturdy and even has the mirror in, unique colour combination.Con: The downside is the most colours have a bad colour pay off.The colours themselves look beautiful in the pans, there are some very pretty shimmers but even for the swatching it didn’t go as well.I know also expensive brands sometimes have the shimmers to be applied by fingers or wet flat brush to avoid fall out but I feel like with this palette it just goes all over the place.The most pigmented is colour 6 (teal), and 10 (copper/orange).The worst colour pay off have the pastel tones (2, 3, 4, 11).I guess maybe other Sleek palettes with other colour combinations have a bit better colour pay off.Also, there is on the packaging: If the product gets into the eyes rinse well immediately, which I understand is a precaution but still makes me feel a bit uneasy to read as they are to be applied very close to the lash line etc.Would I risk and buy the other palette to see whether that would work better? Perhaps, but only because the price is so reasonable and also in the hope that the neutrals as I remembered used to work pretty well.I gave the palette another go and really the best for me is to apply the eyeshadows with the finger. The colour pay off is still not huge with some tones, but for a pretty subtle shimmer it works fine.

First discovered Sleek makeup in Superdrug about 15 years ago and loved the bright colours and low prices. But you know what, I’m still impressed but the quality for the price!Just chucked away an old Urban Decay Naked 2 palette that was definitely past it’s best before, and needed a replacement. I have the Level Up palette. I am tending to find I use the slightly cooler toned bottom row a lot more, they suit my colouring better. The colour is pretty intense, especially the darker shades, but blends easily with a brush. There’s a mix of matt and sparkle colours. I’ve previously had the Oh So Special pallete and Original, and I think Oh So Special is my favourite - I used all colours. (I have mid brown hair and light skin with yellow undertones.)The only thing I don’t really understand is that the product description states “More product, less plastic: these beautiful cardboard packs are made from paper sourced from responsibly managed forests and you can recycle them afterwards”. But aside from the outer cardboard box, the palette is made of plastic, but I assumed it meant the palette itself was made from cardboard. Maybe I read it wrong but seems a bit strange to me.I think for the money this is a great product. It feels slightly less velvety to put on than some other luxury brands, but I’m not sure if that’s just because I know this is more of a budget brand! A great option for a neutral toned eye palette.

This is a neat, compact box with a range of eye shadow colours - predominantly earthy tones, I guess, but with the brighter blue and lilac to lift it up here and there - and, of course, the sparkliness of the glitter in some of the colours.The box itself is black plastic and feels well-made and sturdy. The lid clips shut securely and has the decent-sized mirror inside the lid. There isn’t an applicator brush included in the box, or even a recess to keep one, so you’d have to carry that separately, if you were planning on taking this with you in your handbag.It’s an interesting colour palette, I think, and you could combine them in any number of ways - to produce a demure, understated look or to really get something with a bit of sparkle and pop! So a lot of versatility to give rein to your creativity.The fact that the products are vegan will be a strong point for many and I’m impressed with how careful and exhaustive the list of ingredients (shown on the back of the box) are for every individual colour shade. It does give you the impression of a responsible, caring manufacturer.I got this as a gift for my teenage, vegetarian niece, so I think it will hit the mark on all fronts!

Manche erinnern sich vielleicht noch: die Hype Zeit von Sleek auf YouTube.Ich habe mich an die Marke erinnert und dachge ich kaufe mal wieder was davon.Die Qualität ist so dermaßen schlecht gegen früher. Die Pigmentierung quasi nicht vorhanden. Finish schon beim Swatchen fleckig.Schade!!!!