Igoodco Premium All in one Makeup Book - 72 Colors

The Igoodco Premium All-in-One Makeup Book is an expansive, "library-style" palette designed to be a complete beauty station in a single package. With 72 colors, it is curated for everyone from makeup beginners experimenting with color to professional artists who need a wide variety of shades without carrying multiple kits.

The "Book" design usually features magnetic "pages" or a fold-out layout that keeps the products organized and protected.

What’s Inside?

While specific editions vary, this 72-color "Premium Book" typically includes:

• Eyeshadows: A mix of matte, shimmer, and metallic finishes covering the full spectrum (neutrals, bolds, and pastels).

• Face Powders: Often includes 2–4 shades of blush, highlighter, and bronzer/contour.

• Lip Pigments: Some versions include a row of cream lip colors or glosses.

• Large Mirror: Usually built into the "cover" of the book for easy application on the go.

Key Benefits

• All-in-One Convenience: Eliminates the need for separate palettes. It’s the perfect "travel companion" because you have your base, eyes, and cheeks covered in one slim case.

• Incredible Color Range: With 72 shades, you can create anything from a "No-Makeup" office look to a dramatic, colorful "Carnival" or "Editorial" style.

• High Pigmentation: Igoodco is known for "pro-level" pigments that offer a high color payoff, meaning you don't need much product to get a vibrant look.

• Texture Variety: Having mattes for transitions and glitters for "pops" in one place allows for professional-grade blending and dimension.

• Gift-Ready Packaging: The "Book" aesthetic makes it a visually stunning gift for aspiring makeup artists or teenagers starting their collection.

Usage Tips for Best Results

1. Map Your Look: Because 72 colors can be overwhelming, look at the palette in "quads" (groups of four). Usually, colors placed near each other are designed to harmonize well together.

2. Use the Right Tools: Use fluffy brushes for the matte transition shades and your fingertips for the shimmers/glitters to get the most intense metallic shine.

3. Prime the Canvas: With such a large variety of colors, using an eyelid primer is essential to prevent the brighter pigments from staining the skin and to keep the colors true to the pan all day.

4. Face First or Eyes First? Because some of the highly pigmented dark shades may have "fallout," many artists recommend doing your eye makeup first, cleaning the cheek area, and then applying your foundation and the face powders from the book.