The Lilac You A Lot palette and Hallucinogenius Jelly Much eyeshadow were the two items I picked up from the ColourPop Lilac Collection.

The Jelly Much shadows have a fun, bouncy texture to them. They most definitely dry down and don't crease, which is awesome for someone with oily lids like me who tends to stay away from cream products on the eyes for that very reason. Hallucinogenius is a cool blue/purple duochrome shade.

The one thing I don't like about it is that it has a brownish undertone. If you turn it away from the light, it has an ugly weirdness to it lol. You can see it better in the jar:

Other than that, it's a cool color and works awesome as a base for the Lilac You A Lot palette.

So in this new monochromatic palette we've got 9 shades of purple, and no pressed glitters in this one. There are, however, FOUR that have the "not intended for use in the immediate eye area" warning because they stain. Ghostin', Zoned Out, Iffy and Filtered all have that asterisk next to them.

Cloud is a lilac with gold sheen.

Imagine That is a matte dusty lavender.

Ghostin' is a bright pinky lilac.

Wake Me is a pinky purple with blue duochrome.

Fluff is a metallic light purple.

Trainwreck is a shimmery pale purple.

Zoned Out is a matte pale lilac.

Iffy is a matte bright purple.

Filtered is a matte fuchsia.

I absolutely love purple eyeshadow, so I really enjoy this palette. The only shades that really stain badly are Iffy and Filtered. Iffy is seriously one of the best matte purple shades I've ever used - it's super pigmented and not the least bit patchy. ColourPop really has their matte formula perfected!

The ColourPop Whatever Palette is their fall palette for 2019, and it definitely has fall/back to school vibes. The inside has a picture of notebook paper with "ColourPop" written on it and all the names of the shadows give off a 90s school theme.

Tardy is a super shock formula and is a sheer sparkly champagne.

Pink Slip is a matte beige.

Maybe Later is a matte coral.

Copy Cat is a matte peach.

I know, I know. ANOTHER ColourPop palette! It seems like that's all I'm reviewing lately. They are going nuts with how many they're releasing, to be honest. This one was an Ulta exclusive 16 pan palette called Truly Madly Deeply that has an array of "romantic" colors for you to choose from.

It's a gorgeous color story, that's for sure. The three pressed glitters are the only ones in here that say they aren't intended for use in the immediate eye area.

A glow in the dark palette? How cool, right? The idea behind the Lime Crime Venus Immortalis Palette is great: a greyscale palette with glow in the dark packaging to mark the end of their Venus era of palettes. But was it executed well?

The Venus statue on the cover glows in the dark. And, when you open it up...

...the inside does too! Not sure why you would need it to glow, but it's still a pretty cool effect.

It has a mirror inside and 8 brand new shades.

Unseen is a matte black. Not crazy pigmented, but it is buildable.

Echo is a metallic taupe. Easily my favorite shade in the palette.

Moth is a super pale gray with an iridescent pink shift. Very soft and sheer.

Marble is a barely-there pearl white with tiny silver sparkle. Hardly any pigmentation.

Unveil is a matte really deep burgundy color. This is the only one that keeps me from calling it a "grayscale" palette.

Ash is a matte gray. It got hard pan on it the very first time I tried to swatch it. It does pick up well on a brush, but it doesn't want to stick to your skin, and when you use a sticky base it's incredibly hard to blend. HUGE issues with this color.

Cameo is a matte beigey cream.

For 2 out of 8 colors in a $38 palette to be total duds, I can't say I'd recommend this one. I loved the idea of having a grayscale palette, but I think they could have done so much better. I usually love the quality of the Venus palettes. To go out on this note is very disappointing.

The Kathleen Lights x ColourPop Palette is absolutely gorgeous. I have strayed away from buying large palettes like this lately, because I just feel like there's so many shades in it that I stick with the same handful every time I pick it up. But when I saw the colors, I knew I had to get it. They're mostly muted, earthy tones and I LOVE that for fall.

The packaging is the standard cardboard and there is no mirror, I'm sure that was to keep the cost down (there are 30 shadows in this palette for $39).

Diamond is the only one in the palette that is SuperShock formula. It's a pale champagne with silver sparkles.

Rose Quartz is a matte tan.

Ruby is a metallic red.

Royal Jewels is a matte pale peach.

Florite is a pale lavender with a gold flash.

Moonstone is a metallic beige.

The ColourPop Exes and Oh's Palette caught me by surprise, as I randomly found it on the Ulta website when I was browsing. I hadn't seen or heard anything about it, and it seems to be an Ulta exclusive. It's also very, very fall-ish so it caught my eye immediately!

This is one of their 12 pan palettes, so it retails for $16. It's pretty neutral, minus the couple of maroon-y colors in there.

Know Better is a sheer pinky champagne. This one doesn't have much pigmentation to it, which is rare in a ColourPop Palette.

20 Something is a light metallic gold.

Rookie is a metallic copper with blue sparkles in it.

Easy Go is a metallic rusty red.

Stay Golden is a matte deep rose.
Issues is a matte cream.
Fortunate is a matte terracotta.
Side Tracked is a matte peach with gold sparkles.

Hooky is a matte reddish brown.
Reckless is a matte berry. This one is SUPER dry to the touch, but performs well.
Realness is a matte red toned chocolate.
Smittne is a metallic pinky red with an iridescent sheen.

The palette as a whole is very neutral-with-some-berries theme, which is definitely my fall go-to color palette. I would have liked to see maybe a deep orange or something as well, but the shades in here can create a variety of looks. The only shades I have issues with are the first two, Know Better and 20 Something, just because they're crumbly and not as great as ColourPop shadows usually are. That's really my only criticism for this one, as all the other shades (especially the mattes!) work great. That Reckless shade is very, very dry but still super pigmented and blends well.

As far as I know, this one can only be purchased at Ulta right now, so if you're interested get it while you can!