Recently, Natasha Denona released two new eyeshadow palettes. One was the Natasha Denona Glam Eyeshadow Palette. The other one was the Natasha Denona Mini Zendo eyeshadow palette. Both palettes were nice, neutral palettes for the fall However, neither palette was exciting. They didn’t have enough bells and whistles to be Holiday Palettes. Now, it is getting closer to the holidays, guess what happened? Natasha Denona just released a limited edition Triochrome Palette !
Even more, the palette is perfect for the holidays. In other words, it has 3 gorgeous shimmer and shine multi-chrome shades. Therefore, the stars of the palette, the 3 multi-chrome shades, elevate the palettes to holiday status.
Additionally,, the multichrome shades are placed at the center of the palette. Therefore, the multichrome shades are the featured story. However, there are 12 other shades with matte finishes. Also, the mattes surround the star multichrome shades. The reason the mattes surround the multichrome shades is the mattes are co-stars. They are the shades that compliment the stars of the palette!
You can find the Triochrome Palette at Sephora, Beautylish, and on Natasha Denona’s Website. And, the Triochrome Palette (15X2.15g/0.08 oz.) costs $129.
The Natasha Denona Triochrome Palette Packaging
To begin with, even the packaging is multichrome. First, the outer box looks purple, grey and green, depending on the way the light hits it.
Even more, the plastic case that holds the shades is also multichrome shades.
Inside, is a nice large mirror on one side. On the other side, are the 15 eyeshadow pans. First, the eyeshadows are in three horizontal rows of five shades each. Next, the multichrome shades are in the center of each row. And, the multichrome shades are surrounded by their complimentary matte counterparts.
Additionally, the back of the palette has fifteen small holes. In this way, you can use a pencil point, pop shades out, rearrange shades, or add other ND shades to the palette. Therefore, you can make the palette your own.
The Natasha Denona Triochrome Palette Formula
First, the formula is Natasha Denona’s cult classic eyeshadow formula. More, the formula is created for maximum pigment payoff. As a result, the shadows only need minimal blending.
Additionally, the formula is made with pure color pigments. Also included in the formula are choma-crystals and mineral pearls. Even more, the formula is buttery smooth, and easy to apply. Use a shadow brush to apply the matte shades. Then, to apply the multichrome shades, you can use a brush for a sheerer finish. However, for more intensity, either use a brush, and wet the brush for more intensity. Finally, you can use your fingers to apply the shadows.
The Natasha Denona Triochrome Palette Shades
Row One L to R
To start with, the five shades in row one are Scrap, Andradite, Scarab, Ion and Vert
Scrap
First, Scrap, a cool. deep olive green shade, has a matte finish. Use this deep olive green shade in your crease. Also, wear this shade to line your lower lash lines. Also, wear this shade in the outer corners of your eyes.
Andradite
Second, Andradite, the palest shade of green, has a matte finish. Wear Androdite as a base shade. Also, wear this pale green shade on the inner corners of your eyes.
Scarab
Third, Scarab, a golden green shade, has a multichrome finish. First, wear Scarab in the center of your eyes. Also, wear this golden green multichrome shade all over your eyelids, and up through your crease. Or you can wear this shade on the inner third of your eyes. On the other hand, wear this on the outer third of your eyes.
Ion
Fourth, Ion, a light chartreuse shade, has a matte finish. Wear this light chartreuse shade as a base shade. Then, wear Scarab on top. This changes the colors. Also, wear Ion on the inner third of your eyes. Also, wear it as a transition shade.
Vert
Last in the row, Vert, a green-toned yellow shade, has a matte finish. Wear this green/yellow shade all over the eyelid. Then, wear Scarab on the outer half of your eyes, and in your crease. Also, line your lower lash line with Scarab.
Row 2 Across L To R
To begin, the five shades on row 2 are Naga, Manganese, Kinetic, Redox, and Tungsten.
Naga
To start with, Naga, a lilac shade, has a matte finish.First, you can wear Naga on the inner third of your eyelids. Also, wear it all over your eyelids. This is a light, chalky shade. Wear it on your brow bones.
Manganese
Next, Manganese, a deep shade of eggplant, has a matte finish. Wear Manganese in your crease. Line your lower lash line with manganese. Also, wear it on the outer corners of your eyelids.
Kinetic
Third, Kinetic, a bronzed purple-pink shade, has a multichrome finish. First, wear this shade in the center of your eyelids, to make your eyes pop. Also, you can wear it all over your eyelids. Also, wear it on the outer third of your eyelid. Or you can wear it on the inner third of your eyelids. Wear it in your crease. And, you can line your lower lash lines with Kinetic.
Redox
Then, Redox, a purple-toned shade of grey, has a matte finish.First, you can wear redox as a base shade, all over your eyelids. Also, wear this light purple-toned grey on the inner third of your eyelids. And, you can wear this shade on the inner corners of your eyes.
Tungsten
Last, Tungsten, a muted shade of wine, has a matte finish.To begin with, wear tungsten on the outer third of your eyelids. Also, wear it on the outer corners of your eyes. Even more, use this muted wine shade as a crease shade. Finally, you can line your lower lash lines with this shade.
Row 3 Across L to R
Finally, the last five shades are Vertex, Plutonium, Color Flip, Garmon, and Diatonic.
Vertex
To start with, Vertex, a cream beige shade, has a matte finish. One, this shade is the perfect base shade. Also, wear this shade on the inner corners of your eyes. Also, use this as a transition shade.
Plutonium
Next, Plutonium, a mustard yellow shade, has a matte finish. This is a beautiful sunset shade. Wear this shade all over your eyelids. Also, wear the yellow-mustard shade on the outer third of your eye, And, you can wear this shade in your crease.
Color Flip
Third, Color Flip, a green-purple flip shade, has a multichrome finish. For me, this shade is the one that is two colors. I consider this a true duochrome shade. I love it all over the eyelids. Also, wear it in your crease, and outer corners. Even line your lower and upper lash lines with this duochrome green/purple shade.
Garmon
Even more, Gammon, a gorgeous rosy brown shade, has a matte finish. First, I love this in the crease of your eyes. Also, it looks great on the outer third of your eyelid, and in the outer corners of your eyes. Also, wear this rosy brown to line your lower lash lines.
Diatonic
Finally, Diatonic, a soft peach shade, has a matte finish. First, wear this shade on the inner third of your eyelids. Also, I love this shade all over your eyelids.
My Final Thoughts On The Natasha Denona Triochrome Palette…..
To begin with, I love this palette. For one thing, I love that there are three “main events”, the Triochromes! In fact, that is the theme of this palette. Each row has a multichrome shade, and four matte shades that are compliments to the center staged multichrome shade. So, you can use the multichrome all over your eyes, to make a dramatic, intense eye. Or, you can pop the multichrome on the center of your eyes, to make your eyes pop. Also, I love that you can do a sunrise, or sunset eye. OR, you can choose to do a pink, or purple eye. And, For the holidays, I love the top green shades!
You’ve got the options. Now it is up to you to create your own eye looks. And, have a lot of fun with this palette!
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Finally, let me know what you think of this new ND Triochrome Eyeshadow Palette in the comments box below!
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