Turns out, cardboard is the better option for me. Reason for this is that I like to use a backpack for weekend getaways.
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This means more cramped packing. I don't like to use the MAC palette for this because I feel like the plastic casing doesn't absorb shock as well as the cardboard in the ZPalette.
And since the ZPalette is a little bigger, it fits more products. Another thing to note is the magnets. MAC really screwed the pooch on this one.
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I guess I can't really fault them since this palette system was meant to be used in conjuction with their pan refills. Thing is, not everyone always buys the pan refills. Some people like to buy blushes or eyeshadows in their own separate packaging for whatever reason. Then they realize they want all their products in one place.
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So they depot and go to stick it in the palette. Problem is, the palette doesn't have a magnetized bottom. See, the pan refills come with their own magnet sticker at the bottom of each pan, and that helps it attach to the palette. But the pan itself is just metal. So unless you feel like spending some extra money to buy magnetic tape or stickers, you better stick to just buying pan refills.
As for the ZPalette, it comes with its own strong magnet built into the bottom of the packaging. So if you have eyeshadows with metal pans, it should stick right on there. And if, for whatever reason, it won't stick, the ZPalette comes with a packet of small magnetic stickers you can afix to the bottom of your eyeshadows my Inglot eyeshadows and Tarte blushes stuck no problem, but I needed to use stickers for my NYX and Stila eyeshadows. So you have to use the magnetic stickers for those too if you want them in your ZPalette.
The ZPalette is also more makeup artist-friendly. When you lay out all your products to see, you want to save as much space as possible, right? With the ZPalette, you can fold the lid under the bottom so that it saves space while allowing easy access.
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It's also good for when you're holding the palette while applying makeup- you don't want the big lid flopping everywhere. With the MAC palette, it can not fold under. So while it's able to open completely flat, you have to be careful how you hold this while doing makeup. You don't want to knock it into something or someone and I get paranoid that the weight of the lid will eventually cause the hinge to snap. I don't want to come off as completely knocking the MAC palette.
It does have it's perk- the inserts. Mostly, the well inserts. I think it's worth it just to get the MAC palette for their inserts, which I have done.
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The Duo palette is just as good as the Single. It has a clear plastic screen between the two sides so you don't have to worry about the products touching each other. The Duo is significantly bulkier than the Single duh , but it also means it's deeper inside. You can easily fit your domed mineral products in here without accidentally smashing it. Another thing to note is the magnets. MAC really screwed the pooch on this one. I guess I can't really fault them since this palette system was meant to be used in conjuction with their pan refills.
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Thing is, not everyone always buys the pan refills. Some people like to buy blushes or eyeshadows in their own separate packaging for whatever reason. Then they realize they want all their products in one place. So they depot and go to stick it in the palette. Problem is, the palette doesn't have a magnetized bottom. See, the pan refills come with their own magnet sticker at the bottom of each pan, and that helps it attach to the palette. But the pan itself is just metal. So unless you feel like spending some extra money to buy magnetic tape or stickers, you better stick to just buying pan refills.
As for the ZPalette, it comes with its own strong magnet built into the bottom of the packaging.
So if you have eyeshadows with metal pans, it should stick right on there. And if, for whatever reason, it won't stick, the ZPalette comes with a packet of small magnetic stickers you can afix to the bottom of your eyeshadows my Inglot eyeshadows and Tarte blushes stuck no problem, but I needed to use stickers for my NYX and Stila eyeshadows.
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So you have to use the magnetic stickers for those too if you want them in your ZPalette. The ZPalette is also more makeup artist-friendly. When you lay out all your products to see, you want to save as much space as possible, right?
With the ZPalette, you can fold the lid under the bottom so that it saves space while allowing easy access. It's also good for when you're holding the palette while applying makeup- you don't want the big lid flopping everywhere. With the MAC palette, it can not fold under. So while it's able to open completely flat, you have to be careful how you hold this while doing makeup. You don't want to knock it into something or someone and I get paranoid that the weight of the lid will eventually cause the hinge to snap.
I don't want to come off as completely knocking the MAC palette. It does have it's perk- the inserts. Mostly, the well inserts. I think it's worth it just to get the MAC palette for their inserts, which I have done. The Duo palette is just as good as the Single. It has a clear plastic screen between the two sides so you don't have to worry about the products touching each other. The Duo is significantly bulkier than the Single duh , but it also means it's deeper inside. You can easily fit your domed mineral products in here without accidentally smashing it.
Something you would have to pay extra for in the ZPalette. For eyeshadows and easy packing, I go for ZPalette. For depotting my lipsticks, definitely MAC. I love all of my palettes and my vanity is significantly less cluttered thanks to them. Sleek, black matte finish.