Quick answer
The Mothership Galaxy Totale is unique because it bundles three full-size Mothership palettes into one kit, offering an unmatched variety of matte, shimmer, and metallic shades for endless looks.
Why three palettes matter
Most luxury eyeshadow sets offer a single curated palette. The Galaxy Totale combines three iconic Mothership palettes, each with its own distinct color story and finish mix. This means you get a wider range of shades than any single palette could provide, from subtle daytime neutrals to dramatic evening metallics.
The trade-off: size and price
With three full palettes, the Galaxy Totale is larger and heavier than a single palette, making it less portable for travel. At $189 (compared to a catalog value of $300), it's a significant investment, but the cost per palette is lower than buying each separately. If you're looking for a single compact palette for daily use, this may not be the best choice.
How to decide if the Galaxy Totale is right for you
- You want variety: If you love having multiple finish options and color stories at your fingertips, the three-palette kit delivers that instantly.
- You're building a collection: If you're new to PAT McGRATH LABS and want a strong foundation, this kit gives you three core palettes at a better value than buying them separately.
- You prefer minimalism or travel: If you need one compact palette for on-the-go use, a single Mothership palette or a quad may suit you better than this larger set.
Product facts
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Mothership Galaxy Totale: Includes three iconic Mothership palettes, each curated with a mix of matte, shimmer, and metallic finishes. You get a versatile range of textures and shades suitable for both everyday and dramatic looks, all in one purchase.
Mothership Galaxy Totale
Who it's for and who should skip
Best for
- Makeup enthusiasts who want a wide shade range and multiple finishes
- Collectors looking to own several iconic Mothership palettes in one purchase
Not for
- Travelers needing a compact, portable palette
- Shoppers on a tight budget who prefer a single palette at a lower price point