Lucky for us the return was easy plus I got to keep the fake and mom got a full refund.
(Real on top fake on bottom)
Things I noticed off the bat:Real vs. Fake
-The packaging of the fake decay palette comes in a small copper gold box, and the picture of the make up on the back it a little out of focus.
-The fake palette is really light weight compared to the real naked palette
-The texture of the box is not as smooth as the real palette
-The gold letters look like they are cracked a bit ready to peel off on the fake version
-On the back of the fake box instead of a sticker there is gold lettering right on the box.
-The real naked palette color is has more of a red brown tone to it the fake not so much its dark
(Real on top fake on bottom)
Comparing Shadows
-Real UD Shadow is much smoother in texture the fake comes off a bit chalky (I got the chance to try the fake before I got my real palette the colors did not last. I hardly noticed I put on shadow in a couple hours)
-Real UD Shadows are much more vibrant compared to the fake especially when compared
side by side.
-Color pay off on the real is MUCH better way more pigmented than the fake
(Real UD Palettes have a serial number on the side)
Quality of the Brush
-The fake brush is very light weight it feels almost hollow, especially when compared to the real which it a bit weighty
-The color of the fake has a pinkish color tone to it. While the real has a gunmetal looking color
-The quality of the bristles the real is a lot softer to the touch and sturdy
-From what I have looked up I now know that the "Urban Decay" written on the side of the fake brush scratches of easily and/or rubs off
This is my comparison so far of the imitation palette vs the real Urban Decay Naked Palette. I hope it can help some of you out there who may have been duped. Never be afraid to speak up especially when you are not getting your moneys worth.