I know! The palettes are quite bulky too, since you are just popping the single shadows (pots and all) into the holder.
You can wiggle them in with a bit of force, but it could warp the palette slightly. I don't know if I would do it personally
/emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />. anyone know any other palettes that use those square pans?
Yes, I agree. I like the idea of the palette, but if the old shades aren't meant to fit into it, then it's not practical for me cost-wise. $128 is steep for a six-shadow palette, and I don't wear UD enough to justify it.
I'm sure some people differ but I think many people love UD because of their very affordable palettes and deals so something like this deters them. Even if I love one or 2 shadows to me it just does not make sense to purchase them for almost $20 a pop when I can spend a few more bucks for an entire palette. I've been buying UD for 8 years and I only own 2 Shadow singles...one I got for free from Myglam and the other was given to me. I own almost the whole line just from a handful of palettes. And when I run out of one shadow (like I just did with ransom) I'd much rather spend the extra $20 and get 8 more almost full sized shadows than to pay that for just 2 singles. And I know some people are saying it saves space, but it is not a tiny palette. It's easily as big as my ammo and deluxe palette put together and they contain like 20 shadows total. I do think it's a nice idea, but I think most people are put off that they are not offering a better deal...discounts if you buy a palette and fill it, that it's encouraging people to buy shadows they already have but "reformulated" in the new packaging so they fit this palette, and also how bulky the system is in comparison to other companies. They aren't the first to do this and they aren't even doing it the best or most cost efficient in my opinion.
