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Summary
Natasha transforms her bestselling I Need a Nude Eyeshadow Palette into the ultimate neutral-warm rendition. From peachy nudes and rich caramels to bronzy hues and golden browns, the 15-pan I NEED A WARM EYESHADOW PALETTE debuts two brand-new innovative formulas: Slip Cream Matte and Metal Gloss.
Benefits
- 2 BRAND-NEW innovative formulas, the velvety-smooth Slip Cream Matte & the high-foiled Metal Gloss eyeshadows.
- Paraben Free
- Mineral Oil Free
- UV Filter Free
- Made in Italy
Features
- Natasha Denona meticulously crafts her Midi-sized 15-pan palettes with ease of use in mind. Each palette is thoughtfully arranged, offering endless possibilities for any eye look.
- With its unique constellation, every vertical, horizontal, diagonal line, and every quad has the perfect harmonious combination of colors to create a complete eye look.
- NEW SLIP CREAM MATTE FORMULA: This innovative, fallout-free formula acts like a powder but glides on like a cream, ensuring long-lasting wear.
- NEW METAL GLOSS FORUMLA: This full-coverage formula provides a mesmerizing, high-shine foiled mirror-like finish.
- 6 Matte, 2 Metallic, 1 Multichrome, 2 Sparkling Foiled, 1 Duo Chrome, 1 Slip Cream Matte & 2 Metal Gloss Eyeshadows.
Shades
- Soft Spot 550CM (matte medium earthy brown)
- Fancy 551M (metallic champagne)
- Mellow 552CM (matte light peachy nude)
- Phenomena 553MC (multichrome peach pink green)
- Ripe 554CM (matte light medium peach brown)
- Elm 555SF (sparkling foiled light bronzy nude)
- Snug 557MG (metal gloss soft bronze)
- Vim 556CM (matte deep warm brown)
- Push 559SF (sparkling foiled medium rusty rose gold)
- Fervor 558CM (matte medium warm caramel)
- Pep 560CM (matte deep warm brown)
- Homie 561MG (metal Gloss warm nude)
- Hanker 562M (metallic medium-dark golden brown)
- Dynamism 563DC (duo chrome medium brown with green specks)
- Flashover 564SC (slip cream matte medium clay brown)
MATTE SHADES: For a seamless diffused finish, apply in swiping motions with a fluffy eyeshadow brush ensuring to tap off excess. For maximum color payoff, apply with a soft dense eyeshadow brush in packing motions and then blend to diffuse.
METALLIC & SPARKLING SHADES: For maximum color payoff apply with a soft, dense eyeshadow brush in a packing motion. For a foiled finish, apply with a damp, dense eyeshadow brush or with the tip of your finger.
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Reviews
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Most Helpful Positive Review
Great Palette!
I was thrilled to be selected for the BzzAgent campaign to try the Warm Eyeshadow Palette. Having heard great things about this brand's makeup products, I was eager to see how this palette would perform. First Impressions: The packaging of the Warm Eyeshadow Palette is sleek and stylish. The compac...
Most Helpful Critical Review
Definitely warm, but wish it had more nuance?
I've never tried a Natasha Denona palette but out of all of them, this seemed like it would best suit my complexion (pale warm olive: shade 115 in Rituel de Fille's 3 Drop foundation is nearly my perfect match). I do like some of the warm browns, and that multi-chrome is stunning! I appreciate that...
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it's Just Orange
I have a neutral skintone and blue eyes. I love the way peachy shadows can make my blue eyes pop but these shades are just varying degrees of orange. Too many similar medium to dark warm orangey brown shades. Not enough light and trasition shades. Some shades apply very patchy. I've been disappointed in the pallettes from this brand. This is the 3rd one I tried. The shadows are pigmented but can be difficult to blend. Too much glitter. I would prefer a pallette that is only matte and satin. I like some sheen but these are disco ball finishes. I heard a lot of hype regarding this brand but I think I prefer something a bit more understated. I'm also finding some of this glitter stuff is irritating my sensitive eyes.
Not worth it
I was so excited to try her shadows! So much so I bought three palettes! I bought the warm nude, the nude and bloom. I was expecting so much and it's honestly lack luster. The pigment and payoff isn't there and takes way too much effort to apply pigment. I returned all of them. I get more color payoff with competitor products.
All orange
I love the I need a nude and the glam palettes. This one is all orange colors like some mentioned. The colors look pretty online and the description calls it warm neutrals but to me it's all copper and orange. Even the lightest matte color comes off very orangey so there is no base to use under the glitters unless. The other mattes are even more so. Disappointed since I asked for this for a Christmas gift and I'm not going together the mail return process and wait weeks for a gift card
Best formula I've tried
Worth every penny. So easy to work with and the best eyeshadow formula ive tried thus far!!
Disappointing, powdery mess
This was a miss for ND. The shades are a little repeaty and end up looking the same when blended on the eyes. All the colors are just orange. The new Slip Cream Matte and Metal Gloss formulas are nothing special and the entire palette is just not good. Slip Cream Matte is especially dissapointing. It has neither the pigmentation or blendability of a powder or cream shadow. The mattes are powdery and lack the pigmentation of her other palettes. There's supposed to be a duochrome but it's not giving me duochrome. I took out my Biba palette and the difference between the two is night and day. I wouldn't even put the I Need a Warm palette in the same category as ColourPop. If you already have the Biba palette, don't bother with this one. If you're looking for a neutral palette to create lots of different looks with shadows that are pigmented and blend so easily that anyone can look like a pro MUA, get the Biba palette if you want to pay Natasha Denona prices. Otherwise, just get the ColourPop Precious Metals palette.
