The most obvious is just to… let it happen and wipe away the mess, THEN apply base products. For me, this is the way I tend to go about it since it’s easy, effective, and doesn’t waste loose powder or anything like that. But for a lil’ fallout here and there, you can gently diffuse away with...
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Natasha Denona Retro Mini Eyeshadow Palette ($25.00 for 0.14 oz.) is a new, seemingly-permanent mini five-pan that includes two intense shimmers, two mattes, and one softer shimmer. All five shades performed well with good pigmentation, blendability, and solid wear (eight...
Natasha Denona Retro Mini Eyeshadow Palette ($25.00 for 0.14 oz.) is a new, seemingly-permanent mini five-pan that includes two intense shimmers, two...
I don’t find I wear them often, mostly because it is a product I’d wear if I was going to be outdoors but still wanted some coverage but I’ll opt for more traditional liquid foundation if I want a base product. The ranges have been improving, which is nice to see as tinted moisturizers sometimes lose nuance in undertone along with depth (sheerer products may be able to get away with shorter ranges in depth, though).
— Christine
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Natasha Denona Bloom Highlighter Blush (Mini) ($19.00 for 0.14 oz.) is a bright, medium-dark pink-coral with soft, warm undertones and a stronger, golden sheen that gave it a luminous finish. It looked almost dewy after it was applied and blended out on my skin, but it...
Natasha Denona Bloom Highlighter Blush (Mini) ($19.00 for 0.14 oz.) is a bright, medium-dark pink-coral with soft, warm undertones and a stronger,...
Whenever I’m working with more than a few colors (which is basically always, let’s be real!), I’ve found that the three biggest takeaways are: cleaner brushes (sometimes just a clean brush solely to diffuse colors together is absolutely necessary), building up more slowly for deeper shades (or...
Here’s a look using the Natasha Denona Star palette with the Galaxia version from Retro!
One of the easiest ways to add pops of color is to the inner and outer portions of the eye area or as an eyeliner (either on the upper lash line or lower lash line). You'll notice that there's a trend in these looks: the color is on the inner and outer portion with more of a...
