Natasha Denona has announced the brand’s newest eyeshadow palette; the Natasha Denona Mini Bloom Eyeshadow Palette.
This newest mini version of their eyeshadow palettes is inspired by the bestselling Midi Bloom Eyeshadow Palette. Keep on reading to find out more…
The original Natasha Denona Bloom Midi Eyeshadow Palette launched back in February 2025, and it became one of the brand’s bestselling eyeshadow palettes.
Whenever a Natasha Denona eyeshadow palette does well, we tend to see a mini size of the palette, and it’s time for the Natasha Denona Mini Bloom Eyeshadow Palette to have its moment.
“Introducing my NEW MINI BLOOM EYESHADOW PALETTE 🌸 The BESTSELLING MIDI Bloom Palette you know and love is reimagined in a MINI version with ALL NEW SHADES 🩷 This palette is a perfectly curated assortment of DUSTY CORAL PINKS that are perfect for creating bloomy summer day & night looks 🌺“
Natasha Denona Mini Bloom Eyeshadow Palette features five different shades, and from those shades, you’re getting 3 x classic Pressed Powder Creamy Matte formula shadows, 1 x Metallic formula shadow and 1 x Sparkling Foiled formula shadow, offering long wear, high performance and a silky-soft feel.
Here are the swatches of the Natasha Denona Mini Bloom Eyeshadow Palette, and the shades are:
- Brunette 660CM – Matte Medium Dark Rosy Brick
- Harmonia 661M – Metallic Medium Peachy Coral
- Meadow 662CM – Matte Light Medium Coral Nude
- Wish 663CM – Matte Medium Dusty Coral
- Ivy 664SF – Sparkling Foiled Light Soft Coral
When looking at the shade names, none of these five shades feature inside the full size Bloom Midi Eyeshadow Palette, which is good if you already own the full sized version, as you won’t have any duplicate shades.
Although all five shades are brand new, I think they do well to give you the overall rosy neutral vibe of the original Bloom Midi Eyeshadow Palette. I can’t get over how pretty Ivy looks; I love the Natasha Denona Sparkling Foiled finish shadows, they really are beautiful, and this newest palette launches July 13th right here.
Images belong to Natasha Denona.
