The palettes arrived yesterday. I couldn't wait to get them opened and transfer my shadows into one. I decided to put my shadows in the Leopard one first. Since the bottom of the Z-Palette is magnetized, the MAC Pro Pans can just be dropped in and are held securely. The 15 shadows that were in my MAC palette easily fit into the Z-Palette, along with the 6 shadows that were still in packaging since I didn't have a safe place to put them. The neat thing about the Z-Palettes being magnetized is that you can fit in a variety of cosmetic pans. You can vary sizes as there are not pre-cut pan holes. You can also frequently change the selection of cosmetics that you carry in each palette. Lots of mixing and matching can be done.
You can also de-pot shadows or blushes that are in plastic compacts, apply a small magnet to the back of the metal pan that holds the makeup, and add them to the Z-Palette! This is a great way to streamline your cosmetics storage. De-potting and getting rid of all the large compacts can definitely reduce the amount of space that is needed to store a large collection.
There are a variety of size and color combinations. The palettes come in large, 8" x 4.75", and small, which is about 4" x 4". Both sizes come in black, pink, leopard, or zebra patterns.
I was very please with the Beauty.com order. It arrived quickly and very well packaged. As I mentioned, when I ordered, they were offering free shipping on orders over $40. To qualify for the free shipping you just need an order over the $40 mark, but that can be comprised of products from both Beauty.com and Drugstore.com. Z-Palettes can be ordered from a number of websites, along with select retail locations, including their own website, http://www.zpalette.com/.
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