REVIEW: Sleek MakeUp iDivine Storm Palette

Once fall hits (which it has officially— now follow suit, California weather!!), I start breaking out the jewel tone and sultry eyeshadows. Smoky eyes are my favorite to do and the best shades always come out around this time of year.

Sleek MakeUp iDivine Storm Palette - Click through to see swatches & read the review! | Slashed Beauty

I have always wanted to get my hands on one of the Sleek MakeUp iDivine palettes for a while after seeing so many gorgeous looks created with them. Storm is one of their popular ones, and it’s got some great shades for the season ranging from rich greens and blues to earthy browns.

I used the palette in my recent fall makeup tutorial last week, so you can see what type of look this can give you. The palette offers a lot to work with in terms of mixing and matching shades, and you get a good range of tones so that you don’t have to stray outside of the palette to complete your look.

Sleek MakeUp iDivine Storm Palette - Click through to see swatches & read the review! | Slashed BeautySleek MakeUp iDivine Storm Palette - Click through to see swatches & read the review! | Slashed Beauty

The Sleek MakeUp iDivine Storm palette is mostly made up of shimmer & satin shades, with only three mattes. While I would have preferred more mattes for adding dimension, the matte black allows you to tweak some of the deeper satins to be suitable for crease colors. All of the shades have names, but they are printed on the plastic insert which I know some people toss. However, since there’s so much shimmer in this palette, it might be helpful to keep the plastic to help avoid fallout from one shade getting into another.

Sleek MakeUp iDivine Storm Palette - Click through to see swatches & read the review! | Slashed Beauty

The stain/shimmer shades are all very soft and are more pigmented than the matte colors. Because of their texture, you can pick up the most color when using your finger, but a dense brush will work well. The matte shades are much stiffer while still giving you a good amount of color, except for the light beige, which I would use as a blending or transition shade.

I would 100% suggest you use a primer with these shadows, or they’ll crease rather quickly. As I mentioned in my fall glam tutorial, a primer that dries down will work way better than a creamy base to hold these in place. Also, using the light beige all over the lid before applying other shades will help blending once you’ve added darker colors.

For the quality, the Sleek MakeUp iDivine Storm palette is a steal at less than ten bucks. In the US, the brand is only available online, but in the UK (where they’re from) I believe they are available in Superdrug and other high street stores.

Are there any other iDivine palettes I should try?

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28 Comments

  1. This is such a nice selection of shades in this palette. I haven’t tried anything from Sleek, but I’m always impressed with what I read and watch about the brand.

  2. I love this palette and want to own others now. It definitely needs a primer but then they are good to go for the day.

  3. I have been wanting to try Sleek for a long time and this palette looks great. There are a few colors my eye focused on so I’ll probably purchase this.

  4. I love Sleek palettes. I don’t have this one yet, but it keeps getting recommended to me. Next time I order, I’ll probably pick this up. If you don’t have them yet, I highly recommend Bad Girl (their best palette of the ones I own; every shade is a knockout), Arabian Nights and Vintage Romance. Their Acid Palette is a great, inexpensive dupe for Urban Decay’s Electric Palette.

    1. I had my eye on the acid one just around the time the Electric palette came out and I was looking for dupes! I’m glad to hear that it’s got great quality– I was really on the fence about it because I didn’t wanna be stuck with sub par shadows. That’s def on my list for next time! Thanks!

      1. The only bad shadow in Acid is the matte white. It has no pigmentation. Other than that, I think it’s really good. The texture isn’t as amazing as Electric, but it’s still pretty good, and the pigmentation is great. Considering the price difference, if it were something one would only use occasionally, I’d recommend the Acid. I use Electric all the time, but I take Acid on trips because it’s cheaper to replace if it breaks or gets lost.

  5. OOH I love the shades in this palette! I picked up some Sleek stuff when I was last in London at Superdrug and I love it so so much. For the price you can’t beat it!

    1. I wish I had picked up more beauty stuff when I was in London, but our schedule was so GO-GO-GO that I didn’t have really any time to peruse!

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