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So today we have something very
exciting and I think eagerly awaited.
We are going to review the new
palette from Nimya, from Nikki Tutorials brand.
This is... oh.
As soon as I saw, not even
the inside, just that there was going to be
a palette, I put on my Instagram stories,
I was like, I'm actually genuinely excited about
this and probably one of the only things
I've been excited about for a long time.
So I am extremely happy to have been sent this.
Yes. Okay.
Okay, let's take a look inside. Just before we get
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Okay, let's go.
Actually, let's take a look at the outside packaging because
the look on the front is stunning.
It's beautiful.
It's in the Nimya colors, which is that orange and blue.
Really, really nicely detailed.
It's a really, really nice picture. Cute, right?
Also inside, I think this comes inside everything.
It's not just the PR one.
This is such a good idea.
There's this book inside of a
look that Nikkie has done here.
And then the, I was about to say ingredients,
the shades used within that look.
And then a list of in...
Why do I keep wanting to say ingredients?
Instructions.
With the look.
You can create it yourself at home.
Oh, there's even one from the front there. That's really cool.
So this is the palette, this shade right here.
The camera isn't really doing it justice.
It has almost a purple shift to it.
So it looks extremely blue here.
But actually when I go this way, I see purple.
This Disco Stick shade as well on camera just looks
kind of like a plain, creamy white, but it actually has
this almost like pinky champagne tone to it.
Really, really nice colors that
are kind of quite exciting.
The mattes as well, look extremely matte.
I do get the vibe that they're going to
be like a nice creamy blend, I hope.
So let's do it.
I'm doing a cut crease today.
And what I want to do, I want to use this deep brow... deep down?
What is wrong with me?!
This deep blue.
Because I always find in palettes, I love to
test the blue and the yellow and see how
they blend and build on top of themselves.
So that's going to be good.
We're going to use a bit of the orange, maybe. Maybe.
I haven't decided yet. Disco Stick,
and this br...
I can't physically... brr... like make that noise in my mouth.
Yeah, so let's get into it.
I have done everything. I've primed my lid.
So let's just do it.
Let's zoom in slightly.
Okay, I'm back and it's a different day.
I had to stop recording for a bit.
Okay. Okay, so I'm going to start with the shade
Royal Family, which is this really deep, deep blue.
And let's do quite a big like...
oh, why am I using that brush?
Well, I've started now.
Okay, I'm just going to kind of push and build that up.
Wow, that shade is deep, deep blue. That's beautiful.
My camera's on a different setting, so I don't quite
know what's going on with the background here.
As I think I mentioned already, I
can't remember because it's a completely different day.
With blues, it's always a good thing
to see how they blend out, especially
in palettes, even palettes that I love.
Even with formers that I love. Blues, deep blues
and like kind of those bright blues
don't build so well on top of themselves.
Like you put a layer down and then you put another
one on top and it kind of like wipes itself away.
So it will be very interesting to see
how this blends out and how it builds up on top of itself.
Because I would like to blend it out into almost like a
lighter blue and then build up the deepness and depth of
the blue so we get that deep, deep blue back. Very nice.
Very nice indeed. Okay.
The darkness is sitting where I want
it to be dark, the lightness is blending
out where I want it to be dark.
It sounds like basic way an eyeshadow
should work, but you'll be surprised.
Some really don't.
I'm going to take Royal Family again.
And I just want to build up under here because I
do want it to come slightly lower than it is.
And we can tidy this a little
bit up with concealer a bit later.
So this blends so, so well.
I like that it looks like a darker blue
and a lighter blue once it's bended out.
This... I don't know what is happening here.
It's my chicken pox mark.
I swear that was never there before.
Well, it has to be. I don't know what I'm saying. Okay.
And you can really get that depth of color.
Why is my camera doing this?
You can really get that depth of color.
Okay, so we can tidy up under here with
a bit of concealer when we get to it.
I'm just going to cut the crease.
Okay, so to cut my crease
I'm going to use the Color Base primer from
Beauty Creations, just in the white shade.
Okay, so we're going to go in with Disco Stick on the inside.
I love it when you have a shimmer
that just sits down and looks metallic.
Do you know what I mean?
Like it doesn't look glittery,
it just looks like metal.
Beautiful
And it goes on very smoothly and
you can really build up that color.
I'm just going to take, Brrr? Why can't my mouth do that?
This shade. I'm just going to tap it where
the darker blue meets our base and just very
gently tap it into the Disco Stick shade.
Let's go back in with that Roy... was it called Royal Family?
I'm really having fun with this palette.
I really like, just when all the textures work
together and they blend in nicely and the eyeshadows
work like eyeshadows, it's always a relief.
This is the kind of palette where I wish I
wasn't filming and I could just, you know, watch something
and do my makeup and have a nice time.
Not that filming is a burden.
I just want to keep building up this blue.
I don't know what it is.
I'm like, oh, my God. More blue.
More blue.
Okay.
Yeah, we're having a nice time.
Let me get... phew.
Phew. Let's get Disco Stick again.
Or... hmm.
No, let's get Brr...
Tap it right in here.
And just blend it in.
Make it become part of the deep, deep blue.
I'm actually going to take a bit of the blue on the
brush and just blend it into that because I kind of want
it to be a little bit more
subtle, I guess.
All right.
Okay, let me do my base and lashes, and yeah, we'll be back.
Okay, so this is our finished look
using the new palette from Nimya.
This was a really good time.
I have had this eyeshadow on for about an
hour now because I just filmed another video.
It's sitting great. It feels great.
It looks really good, blended beautifully.
I actually have a Nimya gloss
on as well in Pinky Promise.
Which is a really cute nude.
So the palette is very evident from the textures.
They are pressed pigments, so they give
that really beautiful, intense color payoff.
They blend really nicely.
They sit really well.
There's nothing really else to mention.
I didn't... sorry, I made a bit of a mess with the blue.
There's nothing much else to mention about this.
It's a great palette.
The textures are stunning.
These are just so, like, creamy.
And like, just look, look at that. Look.
So soft.
It feels like I'm rubbing velvet with
my finger when I swatch them.
Just really, really, really nice.
Oh, let's not waste any.
Beautiful. Beautiful.
Beautiful palette.
What a great palette
launch from Nimya and from Nikki.
I'm kind of glad that it's not a palette
that is an array of just random color.
You know what I mean?
I think when we look at palettes...
It's okay, it's okay.
I think when we look at palettes now, we kind of
go for palettes that are like a color of everything.
But I think it's important to remember
that not everybody buys a new palette
every month, a new palette every week.
Not everybody has a library of palettes
or a bookshelf full of eyeshadow palettes.
So it's a good point to kind of look at
them and think, what if this person, this was their
first palette they're buying this month or this year?
Because they've just hit pan on their other palette, you know?
And I think this is a really good option to go for.
You have your neutrals here.
I always seem to look at them in blocks
of four, wearing them together in blocks of four.
You have many different looks that you can do.
And they all go together really, really beautifully.
Even a color like this.
Just this alone on the whole lid with a
bit of this brown through the socket.
Stunning. Christmassy.
For a product that everyone
was expecting Nikki to launch with the original
launch of Nimya and therefore kind of like
eagerly awaited, it is not a disappointment.
So, incredible.
Congratulations, Nimya, Nikki, on
another beautiful launch.
Looking at these textures, it's very exciting
to see what they come out with
next, especially things like highlighters.
I would love to see the formula that they use for that.
That's exciting.
Hopefully soon in the future.
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