Urban Decay Vice Lipstick Palettes in Junkie and Blackmail

The Urban Decay Vice Lipstick Palettes in Junkie and Blackmail are two hot beauty products you are going to want to grab from the Urban Decay Holiday 2016 collection this September! Not only are both lipsticks palettes affordable (only $35), each one has 12 gorgeous colors that are perfect for fall and winter beauty. If you are a lipstick junkie like me, having 12 colors in one palette from the Urban Decay Vice collection will give you all of the good feels. I am not joking. I got butterflies in my stomach when these arrived at my door. Is that weird?

Check out my review, swatches, and looks using the Urban Decay Vice Lipstick Palettes in Junkie and Blackmail. You can also watch me unpack the Urban Decay Holiday 2016 collection during my Facebook Live Beauty Chat right below. Let’s get started my friends and see all of these pretty lipstick shades.

Choose your Vice! Junkie or Blackmail?

Or just choose both because these Urban Decay Holiday 2016 lipstick palettes are that good.

First Impressions: Urban Decay Vice Lipstick Palettes

You know when you were a kid on Christmas morning? That’s the exact feeling I had when opening these Holiday 2016 lipstick palettes from Urban Decay. I am obsessed with the packaging for both Blackmail and Junkie lip palettes because they pop with color and entice you to open the box. Before I read the info about these new vice lipstick palettes, I imagined what the price would be. I guessed somewhere around $65.00. But, to my MASSIVE surprise, they were only $35.oo each. What??

The Hype of Urban Decay Vice Lipstick Palettes

Most of us beauty junkies already have several vice lipsticks shades because let’s be honest, the highly pigmented and creamy formula is everything (I literally just picked up Stark Naked last week). So what makes a Vice lover even more sold on the brand? When all of the best vice lipstick shades from light to dark and neutral to bright, are loaded into a cute compact and made into a palette that can be toted easily from place to place. Ladies, we no longer have to weigh our handbags down with 12 separate lipstick tubes; we can now just carry a sleek case that will have other lipstick mavens swoon into puddles and race to shop one online for themselves.

Review of Urban Decay Junkie Vice Lipstick Palette

Details: The junkie lipstick palette is made for someone who is daring, bold, and ready to rock all the fun colors all the time. From Junkie (green with a hint of sparkle) to Speedball (deep purple) and even 714 (a fiery red), there is an exciting color for every mood and occasion. So, lipstick junkies, go wild.

Swatches of Urban Decay Junkie Vice Lipstick Palette

Junkie Urban Decay Vice Lipstick Palette Color Names and Swatches Top to Bottom and Left to Right.

Top Row

Disturbed: brick red

714: bright red

Carnal: medium warm nude

Safe Word: neutral nude-pink

Studded: metallic gray-brown

Whip: soft pink with gold iridescent shimmer

Bottom Row

Wrath: metallic red

Big Bang: bright pink sparkle

Firebird: deep fuschia

Vanity Kills: Lavender

Speedball: deep vibrant purple

Junkie: metallic green shimmer with gold micro-sparkle

Personal Thoughts and Opinions: Honestly, I don’t know how often I will rock the green shade, but every other shade in this palette is a heck yes. Disturbed is a gorgeous brick red that will suit fall to winter with perfection and Vanity Kills has stolen my heart. What I love about this palette is the mix of everyday lipstick neutrals, like Safe Word and Whip mixed with the bold shades of Disturbed, Wrath, and 714. Depending on your day, you can easily use the Urban Decay Vice Lipstick Palette in Junkie to transition your makeup for multiple occasions.

Price: $35.00

Availability: At Sephora Found HERE

Review of Urban Decay Blackmail Vice Lipstick Palette

Details: The Urban Decay Vice Lipstick Palette in Blackmail has all the fall to winter lip colors you will wear daily.  Rock 1993 for the 90’s trend that’s everywhere, Blackmail for the perfect vampy lip, and Vanished for nude days. Carry this compact lip palette in your bag for on-the-go mood swings where a lipstick change is necessary.

Swatches of Urban Decay Blackmail Vice Lipstick Palette

Blackmail Urban Decay Vice Lipstick Palette Color Names and Swatches Top to Bottom and Left to Right.

Top Row

Sheer Shame: berry

Firebird: deep fuschia

Big Bang: bright pink sparkle

Disobedient: medium pink

EZ: bright red-orange

714: bright red

Bottom Row

Vanished: pale neutral nude

1993: medium brown

Ex-Girlfriend: nude-rose with pink shimmer

Amulet: metallic brick rose

Conspiracy: plum-bronze shimmer

Blackmail: deep berry wine

Personal Thoughts and Opinions: I have to say that I am completely blown away and obsessed with the Urban Decay Blackmail Lip Palette. Every color of the 12 shades I will wear regularly; aren’t they gorgeous? If I have to pick favorite shades from this palette, Blackmail tops the list, and EZ is a close second. Vanished is a fabulous nude for daily wear and Firebird speaks to the bright-lipstick-lover that I am.

Price: $35.00

Availability: Sold at ULTA! Get yours online HERE NOW

Which Urban Decay Vice Lipstick Palette is the Best? Blackmail or Junkie?

I know many people will ask about which UD lipstick palette is best and which one they should purchase if they HAD to choose one. This is a hard question because they are both stunning, and each palette has several unique shades that the other doesn’t. For myself, the Blackmail Palette is one I would, no-questions-asked, just purchase because every color is so wearable. But, Junkie also has a special place in my lipstick collection because..hello…Vanity Kills, Wrath, and Disturbed are must-have shades. So, you will have to answer this hard questions for yourself. Or just buy both because you know you will rock each palette until they are totally gone. Just-sayin.

Which of the Urban Decay Vice Lipstick palettes are you going to get, Blackmail, Junkie, or both?

xo,

Kendra

note- These are PR samples. There are affiliate links within this post. All thoughts and opinions are my own.