Natasha Denona Sunrise Eyeshadow Palette 19.25G

p style=”font-size: 14.5268px; margin-bottom: 0.75em; font-family: Roboto, sans-serif;”>It is a smaller format palette–mini by the brand’s standards but more average-sized with respect to most eyeshadow palettes these days. I really hope the brand continues to release palettes in this format (I’d be happy with these over the larger 15-pans, as they retail for $129, and it is hard to finish up a single eyeshadow… period).

Most of the eyeshadows were semi-opaque to opaque in coverage, blendable, and easy to work with on my skin with eight to nine-hour wear. Aster was the most “difficult” shade in the palette, as I found it had a tendency to sheer out and had some fallout, so that’s one that I felt needed to be used with fingertips or a wet brush. The mattes were definitely the highlight in the palette–substantial without being too dense and blendable without being too powdery.