I told myself I wasn't going to buy the Master Palette by Mario eyeshadow palette.  "You already have too much makeup," I told myself.  "You hardly wear eyeshadow anyways," I said.  But then I saw swatches.  And a tutorial (or three).  And the next thing I knew, I was on the Anastasia Beverly Hills website clicking "Add To Cart."What can I say? The flesh is weak.  But, damn this eyeshadow palette is pretty!  The colors are totally fall appropriate, but they are neutrals in a mix of mattes and shimmers, so they'll work year-round.  Plus the pigmentation is great and they're silky smooth.  No regrets here.  Not a one.As soon as I opened the Master Palette by Mario, I knew I had to film a first impressions video.  This is a limited edition product that's only available at Anastasia Beverly Hills' website now, but I wanted to give you all my thoughts right away.  It will be available at Sephora soon, so hopefully this video will convince you that you need it!{Side note: Anastasia Beverly Hills is killing it.  I love their foundation stick and lip glosses too!}Subscribe To My YouTube ChannelFor this makeup look, I kept things pretty simple.  As you can see in the photos, I'm pretty casual.  I blame it on the Bay, but I'm pretty much always wearing jeans and a sweater or sweatshirt (*kanye shrug*).I wore my favorite tinted moisturizer / bb cream combination - NARS Radiant Tinted Moisturizer in Annapurna mixed with Diorskin Nude BB Creme in 004.  On my cheeks, I wore the same combination that I used in my Brown Lipstick Tutorial - MAC Cosmetics Blush in Sweet As Cocoa topped with Laura Mercier Face Illuminator in Seduction.I have the video showing up top, but in case you're having trouble, here's a link to the video.I also have some swatches of the Master Palette by Mario:And here's another shot.Here's a closer look:As I mentioned in the video, these shadows are a tad powdery.  I was a little nervous that they'd be messy on the lids, but they applied smoothly and adhered well.  I tried these without a primer, and they lasted well for about 6 hours with no creasing.