Natasha Denona Lila Mini Eyeshadow Palette Launches July 24th

Natasha Denona Lila Mini Eyeshadow Palette
Natasha Denona Lila Mini Eyeshadow Palette

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The plum and violet color scheme of this palette give you the range to create a whole eye makeup look with a light shimmering shade, a matte transition shade, dark, a vibrant, medium matte shade, and a purple-blue duo-chrome. Its compact size makes it perfect for travel.

July 24th at Sephora

Product Information

Lila Mini Eyeshadow Palette, $25.00 (Sephora Exclusive)

  • Poison Berry Vibrant fuchsia matte with a blue undertone
  • Blue Dahlia Purple with blue duo-chrome sparkling effect
  • Raisin Medium cool burgundy matte
  • Linen Nude champagne metallic
  • Flint Nude sand matte

Natasha Denona Lila Mini Eyeshadow Palette
Natasha Denona Lila Mini Eyeshadow Palette

Natasha Denona Lila Mini Eyeshadow Palette Swatches (Official)

Natasha Denona Lila Mini Eyeshadow Palette
Natasha Denona Lila Mini Eyeshadow Palette

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Erica Avatar

Judge for yourself but Pat McGrath is far superior to ND. ND is more hype than anything. Not that she is terrible but she’s not worth the hefty price she charges imo

jel888 Avatar

I concur, that’s actually what I like about this, not too monochrome in the scheme. One me, an NC37 neutral yellow (warmish) skin tone, this would look beautiful!

Alison Avatar

I totally agree. Denona often adds a lot of orange-y or bronze-y shades into her palettes. And I kind of tune her stuff out for that reason. She seems to have a particular coloring in mind. And I am not in her demographic so I’ve just accepted that I won’t be buying her stuff. La Vie en Rose on the other hand does have a more neutral peach which plays well with the mauves, pinks, and purples. That is one superb palette.

Robin M Avatar

I think “Flint”, is more neutral in undertone than it appears in those swatches (not as pink-y as the transition shade in her #02 5-pan palette, but neutral nonetheless). If you watch Natasha swatch the palette in her IG stories, she calls it a “cool brown” and it does look cooler than it does in this “official swatch” photo.
Also, since it appears more orange on the darker skin toned models, as compared to how it looks on the fairest skin tone, it could be that it’s picking up or reflecting that warmth from the models arms.
I guess we’ll all see for ourselves when it’s actually released. 🙂
As for quality, I was unimpressed with the mini-sunset palette, and had planned to return it. But the quality did seem improved after a couple uses, which appears to be not uncommon with some of ND’s powder products. Perhaps this is by design, especially for her smaller panned products (to keep the products intact during shipping?)

Amanda Avatar

Wow, these shades look amazing! If the quality is good I’ll be all over it. It’s looking like purple/burgundy are the “it” colors for fall this year and I am 100% here for it. I think I might like this color scheme even better than Norvina.

jel888 Avatar

Wow, how did I miss that, for 25$ yes, I’ll be on it like white on rice! I was thinking it would be 48$, so I had written it of my list.

Kesha Lindsay Avatar

Hmm. I’ve been working on redesigning my HB Desert Dusk to formulas that don’t irritate my eyes and colors better suited to my skintone. That said, I’ll have these colors in my new palette so I won’t have to buy this. Yea, Kesha. Otherwise, this would have been on my radar.

Jessica Avatar

Although this is a gorgeous palette, I just purchased Ace Beaute’s Paradise Fallen palette, which is a purple toned palette, so this is probably a skip for me. I also have both of the ND Holiday 2017 palettes and both of them had some issues concerning shimmers. I feel like the Blue Dahlia shade is going to be like the blue shimmer in the Aeris palette which refused to be true to pan on the eye.

Jessica Avatar

Sorry for the late reply, my palettes just arrived from Ace Beaute so I can’t say whether I like it or not b/c I haven’t used it on my eyes, but they swatch beautifully. I’m really excited for it. I grabbed the Classical Paradise as well.

Wednesday Avatar

Yummy. Nice scheme, but I purchased a ND 5 pan ages ago (#10) and I’ve never since seen an eyeshadow (aubergine) actually fade right before my very eyes. It was tragic. I loved that quin. If it gets a decent review, I might grab.

I’ll be the odd duck. I like the warmer transition against the cooler detail and shaping shadows. I think it makes them pop.

jel888 Avatar

I have the n°12 and really liked it, though I didn’t think the formulas were as good as the Star or better, Sunset palettes.

MakeupB Avatar

I personally like the color palette of this palette ? I enjoy the tones of it? I am looking forward to a review as well, as I have had big hits and misses from ND shadows.

Liz Avatar

It’s alluring, but feel like it needed another purple or violet metallic.

Also I am excited for purple pallettes as much as the next junkie…but think it’s weird so many brands are releasing purple at the same time

jel888 Avatar

I never bought the Lila palette for myself (as a gift for my daughter’s birthday last year yes, and she really likes it). One of the reasons was the fuchsia colors and too many browns that I already have enough of, so this mini is a good idea. The only thing that make me hesitant is the price. I have one of her minis for earlier, with two purples (even though they are not the same) and it’s a bit steep for only five shadows (of which I have similar colors for three of them already).

Alana Avatar

I’m really looking forward to this! I own the ND Sunset Mini and though the shimmers could have been better, I still enjoyed using it and am happy I added it to my vanity. Though I do hope the shimmers are a bit better in this one!

Snow Avatar

I think I’d be happier calling it a “Lila Mini palette” had it not been the two neutrals thrown in there. I mean, who else doesn’t want their 5-freaking-pan palette to have the obligatory neutrals??? ?

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