Gothic Palette

Name: Gothic Palette
Brand: Cosmic Brushes

Cosmic Brushes

£22

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Please note there may be a dispatch time of up to 10 business days during launches. 12 shade Gothic palette, inspired by elegant gothic horror. With deep, rich tones of wine, plum berries to create the most beautiful glam goth looks. With 5 metallics and 7 mattes. 1 multichrome metallic, 1 duochrome metallic, and 1 matte with shimmery sparkles. The Gothic palette contains the following shades : Chosen - a multichrome metallic that shifts from plum to an antique gold with a green tint. Phantom - a deep wine matte Serpent - a rich dark fuchsia Powerful - a deep dark purple metallic Immortal - a

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