Venus Immortalis Eyeshadow Palette

I love the first Venus palette. I've used two of them. Immortalis is not even close to the same creamy formula. The matte shades (with exception of Cameo) are very dusty, very messy and have a lot of fallout. They do not blend easily so account for extra time to perfect them. The Moth and Marble shades have very little coverage and pigmentation and are more of a wash, if even that. The two metallic shades are pretty, but need to be packed on. Of any shadow launch this year I was most excited for this one. The cool combinations in the imagery are a breath of fresh air. The palette in person is a breath taker. Overall, after some work, I was happy with my finished look, but I had to use a couple of my own shadows from other brands to fill in the gaps made by the disappointing Moth and Marble shades. I just do not have the time to dedicate the extra work for a formula that blends poorly and messy with fall out. I'm now looking for the dupes of these shades in higher end brands in hopes to recreate this palette. The price is very affordable, and normally I wouldn't have high expectations for something at this price point. The first Venus palette was a pleasant surprise. This was not a repeat. I would have much rather they invest their money in the formula instead of the gimmicky glow in the dark container. I won't be buying another LimeCrime palette without testing it first.