Welcome back to my channel.

I am ready to get into some makeup tutorials.

It is the New Year.

So, I thought, you know what,

to celebrate the new year

and to start off this year with a bang,

I am going to try out

the new Kylie Cosmetics’

the Royal Peach Palette.

Now, when I saw this packaging on her Snapchat,

I was like,

“Oh, okay.

Like, the bitch is coming in for the New Year.

She’s not playing games.”

So, I was really excited

when Kylie’s team dropped this palette off at my house.

I’m like,

“Thank you, girl.

I love a little exclusive.”

First of all,

this packaging.

Let’s just talk about the packaging

because it is gorgeous.

So, already,

I’m like, “Okay.”

And when I opened the box and saw this,

I was like, “Yes.”

I’ve got to say one thing.

I know you guys can’t feel this palette

through your phone or computer,

but it's heavy.

It’s nice.

Like, it is good packaging.

I guess, I mean, that’s what I’ve got to say

right away is that

I was really impressed with everything.

So, this is the unit carton.

Of course,

it says the name of the palette at the top.

Beautiful eyes.

I’m going to assume

these are Kylie’s eyes, of course.

And this makeup look is cute.

I got a little inspired by the front.

I’m like, “Okay, let me try my version.”

So, on the back, of course,

it says, Kylie Pressed Powder Eye Shadows.

It has all of the shade names.

There are 12 shades

and all the names are on the back.

They’re also on the back of the palette,

which I love.

Of course, the ingredients are all listed down below

and the normal info.

Now, as soon as you open up the palette,

bam!

It is heavy.

It is all white with a rose gold Kylie logo,

which I love.

It’s very in-your-face.

Let’s open it up.

Now, when you open it,

bam!

There is a huge mirror right there.

There is also a makeup brush,

which, as you can tell,

I used in the video today.

And the brush was good, you guys.

It was not like shitty.

Not that I expected it to be.

But, like, you know, a lot of times,

brushes that come with palettes are a little plasticky,

little kind of like –

they don’t really blend that well.

But this one worked amazing.

So, you have

all the 12 colors right here, of course.

The ones that stood up to me

were beautiful royal blue,

the green

and, of course, all of the peachy-type shades.

Now, at the end of the video,

I will be giving my final thoughts.

But a lot of people were like,

“Is this comparable

or like the Too Faced Sweet Peach Palette

that, of course, everyone knows about?”

It’s different.

Obviously, the color scheme is way different,

in my opinion.

Of course, it’s going to be a different formula,

different everything.

But is this one better

or worse than the Sweet Peach Palette?

You’ll have to watch

a little bit towards the end here

for that final thought.

Now, with this video,

I will not be swatching them all,

like I’ve done in the past.

I just created a look.

I think there are so many swatches on

Snapchat and Instagram and Twitter

that you guys probably have already

seen the colors.

But, of course, do they work?

And, of course,

you want to see how they look on the damn eyes.

So, that is what today’s video will be.

Also, used a brand-new highlighter

that maybe this little whole right here

we’ll be putting out next month.

So, you guys will get a sneak peek

at a new shade because,

“Hi, it’s 2017.”

There’s a lot rolling out with every single person

and I can’t wait to share everything with you guys.

So, if you want to see how I created

this Peach Goddess look,

then keep on watching.

All right, guys.

So, I just primed my lids

with a little MAC Painterly Paint Pot,

so we are ready to roll.

I decided to do my

brows foundation and contour today,

just so we can really focus on the palette.

I think we are ready to dive right into it.

Now, I haven’t even finger-swatched this palette yet.

So, this is brand-new.

Of course,

you guys have seen this all over the Internet.

Kylie has been sneak peaking it

all over Instagram and her Snapchat.

I honestly don’t know

what type of look I’m going to do today.

I’m just going to

pop a little transition shade in my crease

and, I guess, see what happens.

So, I think to start off,

I’m just going to –

also, this palette has a brush.

So, let me take the brush out right now.

So, I might utilize that today.

Maybe I will just use that right away

and see if it’s any good.

Now, I’ve never used her brushes before.

I know she came out with some

during the Holiday Collection.

I never got to use them.

Life has been too fuckin’ busy.

So, I’m just going to –

Ooh, this was -- this wasn’t bad.

You know what’s crazy,

this looks like

the new Morphe brushes that just dropped.

So similar.

This is slightly more gold

and this is a little more rose gold.

But I’m like,

“Oh my God, they are really similar.”

So, I’m going to start with Sorbet right here.

It is a really soft –

I think this is a transition shade.

Really easy for the crease.

And we’re just going to saturate

and coat our brushes.

So, we are just going to take this

and let’s pop her right in the crease

and see what happens.

Now, this color –

you know, these peachy sort of colors

are always going to look good

on really any skin tone,

which I find very helpful

for anyone that wants to re-create this look

or try their own little spin on it.

All right,

now, we’re going to take a little MAC 217 brush

and we’re going to dip into shade peachy.

Now, this one was really pretty.

It’s called the Sorbet.

I don’t know if I said that the first time.

Sorbet is a very easy neutral color.

It blended into the crease perfectly.

So, we’re just going to dip into here

and add a little bit more into the crease.

All right,

tell me why this peachy shade is everything.

It’s almost like a bright coral.

Like, it has amazing payoff.

The pigment is great.

Now, I have only used two colors so far.

So, you know, obviously,

y’all know what it is.

I’m just going to keep going on as I go

and just give you guys my first impressions

right when I use them

and this one is so pretty.

I’m looking in the mirror,

like, “Oh my God, yes.”

All right.

Now, the shade at the bottom right

is called Cinnamon.

It is a more darker, peachy, dirty color.

And I’m going to go in

with this little Cozzette brush.

It is a fine little detailer,

blender brush.

And we’re just going to

saturate our brush with this

and then we’re just going to

pop this right in the crease.

All right. So, now, I’m going to go back in

with that color peachy

and just take this brush

and go in on my lower lash line

and really smoke it out.

So, it looks very heroin chic.

I’ve got to give it up for these matte shades.

I haven’t tried any of the shimmers yet,

but, like, this formula is really, really nice.

So, now, I’m going to take a smaller brush.

This is from

the Morphe Rose Gold Collection that just dropped.

And to get into that,

you know, right inner inner corner,

I’m just going to use a smaller brush.

It’s easier and you won’t cause a mess.

All right.

Now, before I do anymore eye shadows,

I’m just going to quickly pop in

some MAC Smolder eye pencil

in my inner corner.

We’re going to use that as a tool to smudge out

and add a pop of blue in a minute.

Ya’ll thought I wasn’t going to

dip into that blue shadow,

you caught the wrong one.

I’m sure a lot of you are wondering

why the hell I’m using

a dry beauty blender to hold down my eye.

It is because

I don’t like when any of you people

pull and tug all over your eyes

because, guess what,

in five or ten years,

crow's feet are going to hit you like a fuckin’ brake

and you’re going to be like,

“Damn, I shouldn’t have like pulled my eyes so tight.”

Remember,

the skin around your eyes is

so much more sensitive

than the rest of the skin on your face.

So, I like to take this and literally just...

that’s it.

That tiny movement is going to

help put this in there

without pulling and tugging the eyes.

And that’s it.

One, two and that is done.

All right.

Now, before we do anything down below,

I want to finish off in here.

Now, you could leave this blank if you want.

There’s not really like

I really like shimmer shade in the palette.

I think that’s my only concern is like,

“What am I going to put right in there?”

I’m thinking this, like,

olive green metallic, though,

because why the hell not.

Let’s get colorful, everybody.

So, I’m going to take a little pencil brush.