About this item
LAYER AND BLEND. Natasha Denona Citrus Diamond & Blush Palette contains six shades–two cream formulas, four powder formulas–in an assortment of finishes, textures, and shades. The palette is designed to be layered, though they can all be worn alone. Wear your perfect shades and walk with your perfection.
KEEP AND STORE. The top row features a clear, plastic lid that is supposed to keep them from getting powder in them; and the third shade, while powder, is very dense, so there wasn't any excess product kicked up when you use it.
BRONZE CORAL. Bronze is a medium copper with warm undertones and a golden, pearly sheen. It had medium, buildable pigmentation (the brand described the coverage as “buildable”), up to mostly opaque, with a luminous sheen that stayed a touch dewy/wet but not sticky. Coral is a deep, pink-coral with warm undertones and a natural finish. It was richly pigmented and had a smooth, creamy consistency that was thin but not difficult to blend out or pickup with a brush or dampened sponge.
METALLIC FINISH. Yellow-Green is a bright, light chartreuse that leaned quite yellow with a green-gold shift in its finish. Metallic and shiny on the cheeks but does not accentuate the skin’s natural texture. Medium-Nude is a light-medium gold with warm undertones and flecks of gold sparkle and pearl. Semi-opaque pigmentation in a single layer that is buildable.
GOLD AND NUDE. Golden Peach is a medium, pink-coral with a golden shimmer. The powder felt smooth to the touch perfect for a more innocent look. Medium-Nude is a medium-dark gold with warm, brown undertones and a metallic sheen. It had opaque color coverage in a single layer with a smooth, moderately dense consistency that felt almost cream-like.