Nope

No.

Nope

No cards came in mine.

No instructional card

I bought mine at my local Sephora store. Call ahead and make sure your Sephora carries Laura Mercier. I know some of the Sephoras in the JCP stores do not.

I purchased mine in stores.

Both

I think I saw it online.

This palette is available at select stores. Call your local Sephora for details.

I have not tried this wet, but the darker colors are highly pigmented and I believe could be easily used as eyeliners.

I have used the 3 darkest shades as liner. I have only used them dry, but the salesperson at the store said I could dampen my brush and use it that way as well. Using the colors dry as a liner has stayed well on my upper lids, not so great on the lower eye, but my skin can be oily and this is a common problem for me with most liners. I have also used a pencil liner and gone over it with the shadows to set and intensify my look. This way works best for me.

Yup, I used as an eyeliner (dry). Worked pretty well, I used a very skinny brush.

Yes, the darker colors can be worn both wet and dry. The navy looks amazing as an eyeliner very pigmented!!!

Its available now

It is now

In many sephora stores now. Call to make sure your store hasn't sold out b-c this palette is perfect for any eye look you want to achieve

I have the new UD Naked (Basic) palette and I can compare. The new Naked is nice, but not AMAZING. This LM palette is amazing! More colors, a wider range, more variety in the looks you can create.

I think I know the Lorac palette to which you refer. It, too, is tempting.

The Lorac palette is awesome b/c it has more colors than the UD Naked 2 palette...and I'm a HUGE UD fan!! I am a make up junkie and prefer mattes over shimmers and I think you would love this palette.

No, Laura Mercier website carries this, often is out of stock though

Box says .03 oz

The shadows have mica and talc, not sure about parabens. LM is a cruelty free makeup brand, however.

6ish?

For a natural, every day look for work I love using Vanilla Nuts as a base and blending Cafe Au Lait lightly throughout the outer corner and up into the crease. If I want a darker smokey, I blend either Coffee Ground (dark brown), Rich Coffee (looks black on the skin) or Deep Night (Navy) just on the outer corner. These come out fairly dark so just a dab on my fair skin is all I need, unless I'm going for the more dramatic look.

For a bronzed summery look I love Sunlit as base and blending Cameo throughout the crease.

These are really the only colors that have enough pigment to show up on my skin, but they are so pretty it made the pallette worth it. The Cafe Au Lait and Sunlit are my favorite.