Kat von D has her own tutorial on youtube for this palette.

no. i'll tell you how i do mine and it's a popular way of really making the eyes pop as well as making them appear larger: apply lighest shade on brow bone (basically follow right underneath the brow), apply it on inner corner of eye. take second lightest shade and sweep it under that lightest shade under neath your brow and bring it to the crease, blend it towards the inner corner. take the next darker shade and apply it all over the lid. with no pigment on the brush, no shadow on it, blend upwards, going over and over it with the brush. if you're new, this is tricky. a lot of people take the next darker shade and put it in the crease but it's not easy to do. take the darkest shade you'll use and put it on the outer corner, making sure it extends to the outer corner and there's no gap between where you put it on your lid and the lashes. take your finger and rub it gently towards the middle. i would say cover the outer third with that darkest color, or less, and blend it to almost half way. you don't want to see where one color ends or where one starts; it should be a gradient of colors. use a clean finger when you switch spots or you'll accidentally apply that darker color elsewhere, and keep blending until everything looks smooth and the colors flow together. i'm guessing you're new at doing makeup so do not use the brushes in the palette. they're terrible, and even though i've been doing my makeup since i was 13/14,(18 now), it takes me three times as long to blend the colors and distribute the shadows evenly with those tiny brushes. they make great lining brushes, so you can take a dark color on the tip of one and apply it along the lash line. use your finger to blend it a little and that gives a soft, smokey eye. hope this helps! another tip- look up makeup tutorials on youtube. just search makeup tutorial, or for something specific, like cat eye, or any other makeup look you've heard of. there are many people on youtube who post regular videos on how to do makeup and a lot of them use sephora products.

Nope, no tips on achieving the perfect "Kat's Eye" or what colors to use together are included. However, this palette is a great collection of neutrals that all go well together and compliment each other. I like to use Baroque as a lid shade and Leather, Downtown or Tequila as accents. My eyes are hazel, and using Orbi on my lids really makes them pop.

When all else fails, experiment - Kat often uses different colors on either eye or changes us up with a funky liner, etc... Have fun!

I know this sounds weird but if you go to youtube and type in Kat Von D Ludwig Palette Tutorial, there are a lot of videos that show you how to create looks using the palette. Hope this helps!

No it does not come with tips but this palette is very versatile and you can create many different looks with it. Check out my review for more details on how to wear each color.

It didn't come with tips or a how-to. But, the basic eye usually includes 2 colors- a lighter color all over and a darker color in the corners and creases. I hope that helps :)

There are not any instructions included, but I have found that the colors are very blendable. Start with one of the darker shades along the lash line, blend in some of the next lighter shades, and highlight along the brow bone and inner tear duct corner of the eye with the lightest shades. Truely beautiful and worth the money. If you really want the colors to pop, use an eyelid primer.

It depends on the look that you're going for on this palette. If you are doing a everyday, light look, you should were a nude o peachy based lipstick/lickgloss. If you'e darken it up for night, go with a moe bold lip color like a brighter and/or darker pink or red

I like to wear a nude or peach lip color with this palette.

My style when I wear makeup tends to be 50's glam so I love her red lipsticks with the palette (I use misfit)

I like to use Kat von D's Lolita lipstick with this palette - it's a nice neutral for every day wear. When I want to pump up the volume and go for something a little more flashy, I like to go with Dior Addict in Pink Lust- it gives you that classic pin-up look when paired with a smoky eye from this palette!

Im wearing the Lugwid palette colors today and my Nars lipstick in Honolulu Honey goes great with it. I would reccomend a nude brown color with neutral undertones.

I would have to say the naked palette, simply for the versatility of everyday looks, plus the overall quality and durability of the product. I had both, and my Ludwig Palette shattered after only one use - and I never even dropped the palette. I noticed that several people complained on here about broken shadows, so I say save yourself the headache and get the Naked Palette if you can only get one. Urban Decay is a fabulous brand, I think you will be pleased. Good luck! :)

Naked pallette by far. More versatile, more colors, more variety in color and texture. Better quality in my opinion too. Def. go with Naked.

I would say Naked. Urban Decay has the best pigmentation and long lasting wear of any brand. I found the Ludwig palette to be a disappointment; the colors are much lighter than they appear.

I would go with Ludwig. The browns and creams give a nice neutral color for day. The greens and black of course is for nighttime. I receive so many compliments when I wear this pallette. It is highly pigmented and it lasts (with an eye primer underneath). I highly recommend it.

I don't know much about the Urban Decay palette since I do not own it but the Kat Von D Ludwig palette is great for what you are trying to acomplish and is just an all around great buy.

This palette doesn't have a legit creme eye shadow. However, all the eye shadows are smooth have a nice soft texture.

I think all of the shadows are quite a creamy powder, very easy to blend.

None!

There isn't one in Ludwig and Beethoven, she added them later. :)

Hi,

It's got a large mirror.

Hope this helps.

yes it does

Yep. It has a mirror that that takes up the whole upper inside part of the palette. Its awesome to have and works nice. The mirror is one of the many things that make this palette awesome!

I'm the color of a hershey bar and I really like the green end of the Ludwig palette. Very sexy w brown eyes I think. The colors on the brown/warm end wash out to a general bronzy effect on me, but work a bit better layered wet/with primer. If it were more matte, it would make a good neutral eye.

I would not use most of these shades on very dark complected African Americans.

I think it would be great for darker skin tones as well. Colors these vibrant would look beautiful on anyone!

It really depends on where you live, but mostly they are in store and online it just depends if the store near you is stocked up

It all depends on your Sephora store. At my mall, we have two Sephora's. One has the palettes, while the other has the perfumes. So it all really depends on which store you go to. And yes, it is online. That's how I purchased mine.

YUP. I have seen this palette both in stores and online, so it should be available! :)

These are Sephora eyeshadows but Kat Von D has chosen and designed the colors and palettes but the actual make-up is created by Sephora. Kat just designed it.

it's sephora brand, but it's Kat von D line under Sephora brand though

You can wear the lighter green (Dimebag) all over the lid with The darker green (Orbi) in the crease and as a liner on the upper and lower lashline and the pale golden color (Clay) as a highlight on the brow bone.. Or you could use Dimebag all over the lid with Baroque (golden bronze shimmer) or Leather (dark matte brown) in the crease and as a liner. You could also wear any of the lighter beige colors (Clay, Tequila, or Downtown) all over the lid with Orbi in the crease.

For a little green use Baroque on the entire eyelid and put Orbi in the crease.
For all green use Dimebag on the entire lid with Orbi in the crease.
Good luck :-)

I also have extremely sensitive eyes and this product has never irritated my eyes. I wouldn't suggest using her pencil liners though. That was a different story..

I have very sensative skin and I have used Kat Von D eyeshadow since May. So far I have had no irritation at all except when I got it IN my eye. The eyeball got red in one spot and went away quickly.