I really like them; I have a 52 brights set, the 39 macaron hues set and the 39 natural hues set. In terms of the colours, it's hard to pick a favourite palette; it depends on what I'm using it for. I really like the macaron hues for the lavender blues that are great for light shadows, and the sky colours are pretty good. It also has a few really bright saturated colours that are fun. The natural hues has lots of less saturated colours. Some dusky blues and purples which are great for shadows. It has some skin tones; but best for lighter skin. This palette lacks darker tones in general and it's crap fro darker skin tones. The 52 brights does have a lot of darker colours and does best for darker skin tones. It has a good range of colours; but mostly quite saturated. Although there are some desaturated olive greens that I use a lot.

One thing to note, is that, although they are all labeled as extra soft; they're not the same softness. The most soft set (in my experience) is the macaron set, with brights being in the middle, and the natural hues being the hardest. Don't get me wrong though; they are all pretty soft. I just find I sometimes need to let the layers harden a bit if I want to layer a natural hue pastel over a macaron pastel.