I got both the Berry Chiffon and Orange Pound palettes. The palettes themselves are made of sturdy plastic and are small and compact, which make them good to take on-the-go/for travel. Each palette has a mirror on the inside and comes with a small brush.

Berry Chiffon:

The Berry Chiffon palette is my favorite out of the two. All six shades are matte. The pigmentation on these shades are quite good for matte shades. The color payoff is better when using fingers to apply (which could be said for all eyeshadows anyway). Finger swatches are on the left side of my arm in the picture and brush swatches are on the right. The shadows are quite soft and kick up a lot of powder, so be careful when using brushes to apply these and make sure to tap off excess product. One thing I noticed is that I actually had a lot similar colors in another palette I had already owned (specifically, the Lorac Pro Matte palette), so if you already have a lot of basic neutral eyeshadows in your collection, you probably don't need this.

Orange Pound:

Three of the shades are matte, two are glittery, and one has a very slight shimmer to it. I like the three matte shades more than the other three (but I also do have a bias toward matte shades in general). I don't really like the two glittery shades, Simple Syrup and Vanilla Sugar. I was expecting them to be more of a fine shimmer, but they turned out to be glittery and chunky. Simple Syrup is more chunky than Vanilla Sugar. Again, these are best applied with fingers to maximize color payoff and minimize fallout.

Overall, I would say that these palettes are good, but they are quite expensive for what you get. I bought them when there was a Skinfood brand sale, but even still at around $17-$18 a palette, they're pretty up there in price. While the pigmentation is pretty good, it isn't amazing compared to other eyeshadows I have. But I do like that these palettes are small and portable and the colors are very wearable for everyday. However, if you already have a lot of basic and neutral colors in your eyeshadow collection, you can probably safely skip these.