If you read my posts, you know I am madly in love with Natasha Denona Makeup. The only problem is, the palettes range in price from $60 to $200 ! But there is one palette that is the most affordable, the Mini Palette. I love the mini palettes because they are the perfect way to try the Natasha Denona Eyeshadows, for a lot less money. New and Now, Natasha Denona just released her Mini Bronze Palette. This Mini Bronze Palette has 5 shades, and was inspired by the Natasha Denona Bronze Palette (June 2020) in the 15 shade midi size. The 15 shade Bronze Palette includes brown, gold, bronze and neutral shades that have different textures, shifts, and levels of opacity! As a result, this beautiful, cohesive palette is still a summer essential. And, the shades flatter every skin tone. So, why do we need a continuation, or I should say, an extension of the successful Bronze Palette? Four of the shades are brand new. One of the shades can be found in the Natasha Denona Star Palette. Four shades, on the warm side, are matte. One shade is metallic. There are two reasons why you need this palette. One, it is the perfect size packaging that I consider travel-worthy. The other reason, if you don’t want to spend the big bucks, this is a great way to try the wonderful formulas and shades from famous makeup artist, Natasha Denona.
You can find the Natasha Denona New Mini Bronze Palette at Sephora, Beautylish and on the Natasha Denona Website. The Mini Bronze Palette (5X (0.028 0z./0.8g) costs $27. Actually, this is two dollars more than the Mini Palettes use to cost, Inflation in a Bitch!
The packaging includes an outer box, that is a bronze metallic, and the writing on the box is in black. Also, the five shades are shown on the front of the box, just as they look inside the compact. The box is recyclable. The compact is thin and sleek. The lid is clear acrylic, so you can see the five shades underneath the lid. The rest of the compact is bronze metallic. 
The writing on the back of the compact is in white. Unfortunately, I can’t find any information about the packaging being eco-friendly, although there is a recycle symbol on back of the compact.
Natasha Denona is known for innovative, easy-to-use formulas that offer high performance and versatility The ultra-blendable, pigment-packed eyeshadow formula features the opacity of a cream and the silky feel of a powder. 
Also the formula includes super-saturated pigments that deliver an intense color payoff. The color stays vibrant, and doesn’t fade, crease, or smudge. The shades in the Mini Bronze Palette are long-wearing, and feel comfortable on all skin types and skin tones. Natasha’s Mini Palettes are a high end, quality product, the same quality as are her larger, more expensive palettes. You are getting the same high-end formulas that Natasha is known for,
The Mini Bronze Palette Shades
Russett 435CM
Russet, a warm dark brown shade has a matte finish.
Russet is the darkest shade in the palette. Wear Russet to line and define your eyes. Line your upper and lower lash lines, wear on the outer corners of your eyes. You could also wear this shade in your crease.
Flesh 104CM
Flesh, a beige shade, has a matte finish. Flesh is a light shade that can be worn as an eyeshadow base, all over the eyelids, or as a highlighter, on the inner corners of your eyes, and on the brow bones.
Gobi 436CM
Gobi, a tangerine brown shade, has a matte finish. This tangerine brown shade is a touch darker than the lightest shade in the palette, Flesh. Wear this shade as you would wear Flesh, and wear it in your crease, then add either Gobi, of Tuff to add more definition, and to line your lower lash lines.
Bronze Foil 437M
Bronze Foil. a coppery bronze shade, has a metallic finish. This Bronze Foil shade is my favorite shade in the palette. I would love this all over your eyelids, and up to your crease. Then add definition with Tuff, or Russet.
Tuff 438CM
Tuff, a Terracotta shade, has a matte finish. I would like this shade on the outer third of your eyelids. Also, wear it on the outer corners of your eyes. You could also wear Tuff as a crease shade. And, you can use Tuff as a liner, to line upper and lower lash lines.
Do you need this palette? If you have never tried any of Natasha Denona Eyeshadows, and it is summer, you should try this palette.
It is an opportunity to try her incredible, soft and creamy matte formulas. The four matte shades each have a number, and one or two letters that tell you the type of formula the shade is. CM is Natasha’s code for Creamy Matte. M is Natasha’s code for Metallic. If you have the original Bronze Natasha Denona Palette, you really do not need this extension. The main reason is, you really can’t get a variety of looks with this palette, there are not a lot of choices, not a lot of shade differentiation.
