The Natasha Denona I Need a Nude Palette is a cool toned neutral palette with lots of taupes and pinks. About half of the 15 shades are powder mattes and the other half are a variety of different types of shimmers.
The Natasha Denona Yucca Palette is a mostly warm neutral palette inspired by summer tropics with many shades that lean gently into green, yellow, and orange tones. A few bolder shades are also incorporated but this is generally a very comfortable set of shades to wear even for those that may not be all that into colorful makeup.
Here are several looks I did using the Natasha Denona Yucca Palette.
The Natasha Denona Yucca Palette contains 15 shades of green, brown, yellow, and orange that I would categorize into 4 formulas. There are 8 powder mattes, 2 creamy powders, 4 sparkly metallics, and 1 high-shine standard shimmer.
Here are all the looks I did while focusing on the Natasha Denona My Dream Palette. This post is meant to show this used mostly as a standalone palette. For nearly all of these looks, I pulled in a matte brow bone and inner corner highlight from other palettes and singles I have.
The Natasha Denona My Dream Palette contains 15 neutral eyeshadows in several finishes in their midi-sized palette. As has been true for previous midi palettes, the shades are magnetic and removable. The palette is generally the same as older versions – same size, same type of mirror, etc. There are 8 mattes and 7 shimmers.
The Natasha Denona Pastel Palette contains 15 shades of (mostly) pastel eyeshadows in various formulas and finishes. 8 of them are matte (with half being creamy powders and the other half being true powders) and 7 of them are shimmers. Some shimmers are nothing but fine particles and some have larger sparkles mixed in. This is one of their midi-sized palettes which has smaller pan sizes and retails for $65.
Finally getting around to posting swatches of the Natasha Denona Pastel Palette. Out of the 15 shades, 8 of them are matte (with half being creams and the other half being powders) and 7 of them are shimmers. Some shimmers are nothing but fine particles and a some have larger sparkles mixed in.Â
For the second look with the Natasha Denona Mini Gold Palette, I wanted to do something easier and more approachable.Â