How To Create Sophia Loren Makeup Look | Natasha Denona Makeup Tutorial Using the Sunset Palette

My latest tutorial using the new SUNSET PALETTE.
For this tutorial, I demonstrate how to create the elegant Sophia Loren look.

Inspired by the colors of the sunset, this palette features 15 gorgeous eyeshadow shades in a combination of warm brown tones, burnt oranges, reds, golds, bronzes, and yellows. It includes all four of my classic formulas using the signature chroma crystal, matte, and metallic finishes.


Sunset Palette
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Hi, I would like to introduce you to my new Sunset Palette.
It's my Summer limited edition Eyeshadow palette with 15 brand new shades, which includes my creamy Matte Metallic Crystal Eyeshadow shadows and two very unique duo chrome shades, which don't look like any shades you've ever seen before. I have created five different looks with the Sunset palette. This is the recreation of the iconic Sophia Lauren makeup look.

First, I'm applying the Bermuda eyeshadow, and I'm placing it into the inner corner of the eyelid. Now with the Ice Gold, I'm going into the tear ducts and also the brow bone, with Vulcano, I'm going to cover the outer C, and then with the smaller brush, I'm going to blend it out a little bit inwards on the lid and also a little bit inside of the crease. You have to use a round and soft motion.

Next, I'm using Atmosphere for blending the dark Brown shade and also to create a soft transition, so I'm adding it exactly onto the border between both shades, Next, I'm using the Atmosphere again, but with my finger just to enhance a little bit more of this texture, which is a metallic pinkish bronze. Now with the Bermuda shade and with a very large fluffy brush, I'm going to blend out the transition between the Atmosphere and the Ice Gold shade. After the eyeliner, I'm using the Igneous eyeshadow to blend the eyeliner into the eyeshadows.
Okay.
Now with Vulcano, I am connecting the outer corner of the lower lash line, and with Atmosphere, I am continuing inwards. With Bermuda, I am blending out the lower border, and with Ice Gold, I'm going to poke a little bit more to tear, so we can have again, kind of a highlight in the inner corner.