Bright and saturated colors, paired with a personal story and incredible packaging are the recipe for the success of the Melt Cosmetics Amor Eterno collection. Launched for Holiday 2019, this collection blew up and definitely caught my attention, specifically the two eyeshadow palettes. As I often do, before buying two (expensive) new palettes, I dove into my collection, and now I present you my Melt Amor Eterno dupes.
Melt Muerte palette dupes
The Melt Muerte palette is the more original and deeper of the two with beautiful rich blues and reds. This was the palette I was the most excited for, but honestly the one I’d use the most. I did create a few Melt Amor Eterno looks with my Muerte palette dupes and I have satisfied my yearning for blue and red for a while.
- Lethal cosmetics Aether
- Colourpop Tiny Tangerines
- Melt Sweet Tooth (Smoke Sessions palette)
- Makeup Geek Time Travel
- Inglot 340
- Anastasia Beverly Hills Axis (Subculture palette)
- Coloured Raine Squad
- Nabla Chiaroscuro
- Nabla Blue Velvet
- Coloured Rain Yacht Life
- Colourpop Antimatter
- Colourpop Facet
- Makeup Geek Aphrodite, Cherry Cola, Bitten
- Nabla Fahrenheit
- Sugarpill Love+
- Coloured Raine Sauced
- Makeup Geek Rapunzel
Melt Vida palette dupes
The Melt Vida palette is maybe the more understated of the two, but it contains some gorgeous bright greens and oranges that really remind me of Mexico.
- Lethal Cosmetics Vertex
- Lethal Cosmetics Relapse
- Inglot 288
- Melt Xenon (Radioactive palette)
- Sugarpill Buttercupcake
- Colourpop Take Flight
- Melt Neon (Radioactive palette)
- Makeup Geek Creased
- ABH Destiny (Subculture palette)
- Lethal Cosmetics Nocturnal
- Makeup Geek Grunge
- Nabla White Truffel
- Colourpop Koi
- Lethal Cosmetics Cycle
- Sugarpill Flamepoint
- Colourpop Cannonball
- Lethal Cosmetics Echo
- Coloured Rain Tigress (Safari palette)
- Colourpop Oh Ship
What do you think of the dupes? Did you buy the collection?
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