NATASHA DENONA BOOK PALETTE FULL

The eyeshadows, once on, did not crease on me and gave me roughly 6 hours of wear time before fading. The texture of the matte and the shimmers were quite thick hence for textured lids they might pose an issue. It’s simply beautiful as an overall lid shade but it did have a little bit of fallout. Rhea 118 M – a beautiful metallic rosy copper shade.

I could argue for the second time that you didn’t really need both. While it had great pigmentation and effortless blendability it did look very similar to the shade Flesh on my eyes. It looked quite pretty on the lids and had good opaque pigmentation.Ītik 117 CM – a warm orange-brown. Polaris 116 K – a champagne gold metallic shade with random chunky silver shimmer which had quite a bit of fall out. At first glance, they did seem similar to me in the palette, and to my disappointment, they both yielded a very similar look on the eyes in the sense that you don’t even need both. This shade was easier to use than its sister shade Spectrum because of the lack of chunky shimmer particles. Excellent crease shade with equally excellent performance.Ĭosmo 109 K – a beautiful olive green with a golden metallic finish.

NATASHA DENONA BOOK PALETTE FULL

Applied with full opaque color and testified to the quality of the same old Natasha Denona shadows which I know and love her for. It was one of the best shades in the palette. Which is not something I ever thought I would say for a $100+ palette.Ītrai 107 M – a beautiful metallic coppery gold. (See EOTD)īoth the reds in this palette are some of the poorest performing eyeshadows I have used. The more I blended the more it would sheer out and lack intensity. I have had $3 palettes from the drugstore giving me better outcomes. It is a beautiful pinkish red shade in the pan but it has such a poor pigmentation. If you look at the swatch and think that looks bad it performed worse on the lids. Electra 115 CM – this shade was such a letdown.

Natasha denona book palette