Discover 15 brand NEW shades of Natasha’s signature eyeshadow formula in pinks, mauves, purples, corals, silvery neutrals, rich burgundy’s and a fiery red that melt together in perfect harmony. This seductive palette can be used for playfully bold creations or effortlessly wearable everyday looks.
Made with the highest quality pure colour pigments, dazzling chroma crystals, and luminous mineral pearls, for maximum colour payoff with minimal effort. Shades and formulas were hand designed by world renowned makeup artist Natasha Denona Buttery smooth, hydrating eyeshadow formula wears beautifully on any skintype and skin tone.
Become infatuated with the captivatingly romantic Love Palette by Natasha Denona.
I thought that the first Natasha Denona palette I tried was extremely good, so when I learned of a new 'low cost ' palette release from the brand, I jumped on it immediately.
I've now had almost a month's worth of wearing every shade multiple times and have decided if I think that the shadow formulas here are worth the price or not. Read on to see if I think the Love palette can compare to Sunrise, or if my love affair with the brand has already fizzled out...
As we're going from winter to spring this month, I wanted to look for a barely-there bronzer to add a subtle hint of glow to my corpse-like complexion and when I think barely-there, I remember my 'did you apply any' thoughts when I went to Harvey Nichols for a wear test of the Fenty Beauty Sun Stalk'r bronzer in the shade India Sun. The shade didn't wow me, however I remember the formula feeling nice on my skin.
Now that I know not to trust the lighting in Harvey Nichols (the next deepest shade - Shady Biz - looked great in the store lighting, but was too dark when I got home & opened the packaging) and had loads of unspent points on my Boots card to splurge with, I wanted to give India Sun another chance to impress me.
There's no special reason for today's look; I just wanted to showcase some of my favourite shades from the limited edition Love palette whilst it is still available to buy. 
Today I'm doing the palette bingo with the Jaclyn Hill palette, that I recently mentioned that I planned on doing: I haven't used the palette for a while and am trying to get back into it [it would have been decluttered by now, if it wasn't so grubby-looking that I was embarrassed to give it away], so am looking forward to seeing which shades I'll end up with, as I want some fresh ideas.