The Lorac Unzipped Palette ($40) has been getting a lot of play as a smoother alternative to the Urban Decay Naked Palettes (1 and 2) ($50). Lorac has packed ten (10) warm and cool powder neutrals, together with a mini-primer, into a lovely, coordinated package.
Inside is a cardboard palette, together with the mini primer. Lorac’s is wider and shorter than Urban Decay’s:

Inside, ten (10) neutral shades that range from warm to cool, shimmery and matte, with a mirror in the lid:
Closer (click to enlarge). You can see the names better in this picture:
This palette is a great palette for a wide variety of looks. There’s a little girl in me that gets so excited to see a palette with this much choice, almost like opening a new box of crayons:
The top row has:
- Undercover: A gentle cream color highlighter (a near-matte)
- Unbelievable: A metallic bronze
- Unattainable: A shimmery metallic gold
- Unconditional: a matte malt color that makes a good base shade
- Unbridled: a cool brown with a subtle sheen
- Undiscovered: A warm metallic gold
- Unreal: A metalllic rose gold/peach
- Uncensored: A metallic brown
- Unspoken: A soft matte brown
- Untamed: A shimmery pearly brown
- A Little Beauty Luxury (which compares the palette with the Urban Decay Naked 1
- Karen’s at Makeup and Beauty Blog
- Janella at BoldnBeautiful Makeup
- Beauty Beginner, which has a really good close-up of the shimmery, metallic shades on her lids


























