Hey guys! YES! That's right! This post is all about how to get the Urban Decay Naked Palette for just $6.60! Well, more or less how *I* got it, but you could easily follow suit.

So, let me first start out by saying how much I have wanted this palette and for how long I've been wanting this palette...pretty much forever. I could never justify spending $52 on something like this, even if I knew it was a good investment. I know my husband wouldn't appreciate it either.

Let's start out with the first thing I used to get this baby. Groupon! Yes, Groupon! They will sometimes have beauty deals and a few months ago, they had a $10 Sephora gift card for just $5! If you don't already have a Groupon account, sign up! I also had some Groupon credit, so really I only paid $3 and some change for my $10 gift card.

The next thing to go towards my Naked palette was a $25 gift card from Viggle. Viggle is an app that you use to "check in" to TV shows and movies. You earn 1 point per minute watched and you can earn bonus points by watching video ads, participating in trivia, and by checking in during certain shows and times. I have been saving up for my Sephora reward for a while as it costs 50,000 points to redeem! I'm only 20,000 away from another one!

We're up to $35 towards a $52 palette now! The last thing I was lucky enough to use was a 20% off Sephora Employee Appreciation discount code. A blogger who works at Sephora offered these up to some of us and I couldn't be more grateful [thank you Kayla!].

If you count my Ebates.com cash back for $1.66, then technically I got this for a grand total of $4.94! Ebates gives you cash back to Sephora anywhere between 4%-8% and more on your purchases. It's worth it! Add tax and it's still under $10! 

So now on to the good stuff -- my swatches! I had no idea that the palette came in a velvety suede exterior. For some reason I was thinking a hard case. Anyway, basic pics and swatches below. I swatched over UD Primer potion. Also keep in mind my darker skin tone. the color Naked basically blended into my skin so that could easily be a base color for my eyes. I'm going to have fun with this palette, I just know it!