What it is
This is an eyeshadow palette/tray offering 63 colours — a mix of matte, shimmer, and metallic shades.

It’s marketed as an affordable, “all-in-one” palette that aims to give lots of options: neutrals for everyday looks, plus bold shades for creative or evening makeup.

According to sellers, the shadows are “soft, creamy, velvety” in texture, blendable, and fairly pigmented (especially matte shades).

👍 What users like
From reviews and product listings:
People say the palette offers great value for money, especially given the number of shades.

Some buyers say the shadows show up well on darker skin tones (i.e. pigmentation is decent and not too chalky).

The variety of shades — from everyday neutrals to bold glitters or metallics — gives flexibility for different looks (natural, glam, party, etc.).

⚠️ What to watch out for / Criticisms
The palette seems to lack a brush/applicator. Some reviewers mention this as a downside.

Because it’s a “budget” / “mass-market” type palette, there’s limited (public) information about ingredient safety or quality control — as is usual with many inexpensive cosmetics.

Importantly: there have been concerns raised in some online discussion threads (on makeup-review forums/reddit) about possible contamination — specifically references to asbestos in similarly marketed “Gorgeous Me” palettes (or palettes from brands sometimes associated with “cheap” eyeshadow kits). For example, one Reddit thread says:

“I had the Gorgeous Me palette … fairly decent for the price but not great quality… I got rid of it as soon as I heard about the asbestos.”

Because of such reports, there is some risk: pigments and pressed powders applied near eyes — if contaminated — could pose a health concern.