Natasha Denona - Celestinehathor review for My Dream Eyeshadow Palette

My dream palette by Natasha Denona ⭐ 15 shades, $69, made in Italy ⭐ Powder mattes are mostly great - pigmented, blendable and buildable. Only "Blackest black" and "Aspiration" are somewhat different (that's reflected in the ingredients), they don't swatch that well (had to build them a bit with a brush), but this seems to be a special formula for deepening the looks. The black is literally the best for eyeliner. Works just as fine as an eyeshadow too. ⭐ Cream to powder mattes ("Instinct" and "Edgy") - both are noticeably drier than usual and get hard pan. You can make them work, but Natasha can do better. ⭐ The shimmers are a nice assortment of finishes - true satins, satiny metallics, true metallics, duochrome sparkle shades. All of them seem ok. Not otherworldly, but they're pretty good. I divided them into several groups: • Satins ("Serenity", "Risk") - not too shiny, but creamy and easy to work with. • Metallics: - "Spontaneous" - more of an "old school" formula, but works just fine. Easy to apply with a brush, great for the inner corner. - "Babies" - feels like a cream eyeshadow, prone to getting hard pan, so I use it with a brush. One of the brighter ones + the colour is refined and pretty unique. • Duochromes: - "Thrill" - semi-sheer topper with a very subtle shift, not a fan of this shade. - "Invention" - has a more pronounced shift, but is flaky and does not want to stick to the lid, had to use it wet or with a glitter glue (glitter glue is better, cause this shade is prone to fallout). • The multichrome "Vision" is great, not sure if it's on par with Clionadh, but similar to blackbased multichromes from Terramoons. It is very creamy, though, and lasts less than other shimmery shades. ⭐ The longevity is 10+ h. on me, multichrome and cream to powders are a bit less longlasting. • Not perfect in quality, but I still love this palette! Non-boring, dramatic, but still somewhat neutral. One of the best in 2022.