3 Different Makeup Looks You Can Create Yourself | Star Palette in Depth Tutorial | NATASHA DENONA

With the new STAR EYESHADOW PALETTE you can choose many different stunning looks. Learn how to apply 3 different looks with this in-depth tutorial. AVAILABLE NOW - http://bit.ly/2dUwDtP Also available at: http://sephora.com http://beautylish.com Hi. This is my Star Palette with 18 new shades, introducing also the new innovative Chroma Crystal ingredients. It's the one that sparkled very strongly here. And my new creamy matte formula. There are nine eyeshadows with this formula, which is super easy to blend and to work with. It's very easy to use this eyeshadow palette because you can create a look with every row. If it's vertical, horizontal or diagonal, each row creates a wonderful look. I'm going to show you now a few looks with easy steps to recreate. I'm going to start with the eyeshadow flash. I'm going to place it into the crease with circular motions, I'm blending it into the sockets. This shade is so natural. It's the perfect transition shade. I'm going to place this shade also on the lower lash line. This will open up the eyes. The next shade I'm going to use is Titania. It will give a little bit more depth to the crease. Be careful to set the Titania closer to the lash line because it's a bit darker than the flash. And I am also connecting it to the upper crease. This connection with the upper crease is making the eyes look more elongated. As the last step, I'm going to use the Bellatrix. It's a metallic nude, and I'm going to pick up a little bit of it with my finger and pressing it onto the center lid. I love these nude shades combined together. It's a monochromatic, neutral look, I'm going to start now with this look. I'm going to do it a little bit more like olive, brownish, and starting off with the spectrum, and I'm going to place it on the outer corner. Now I'm going to use for the center eyelid duo chrome, which is called Orion. And I'm going to use my finger instead of a brush. Now, for the inner corner, I'm going to use the Cosmo, which has the Chroma crystals inside the formula. And again, I'm using my fingertip to apply the shadow. I'm using little slight strokes and also tapping the product onto the eyelid. To enhance the crease, I'm going to use the Matte eyeshadow Earth. It's a dark Brown, and the Cosmo eyeshadow I'm going to add on the inner corner on the lower lash line. And the Earth again on the lower outer corner, and the Orion I'm going to add on the center lower lash line. I'm going to finish this look with the Cosmo eyeshadow, using my little finger and adding it in the inner corner of the eyes. But a little bit further out towards the nose. The first shed I'm going to use for this look is the Gemma. It's the Matte Dark Reddish Brown. And I'm going with tapping motion, going to add it onto the outer corner of the lid. Don't be too afraid from Fallout, because these new mods are so creamy, and they stick right to the skin. Next, I'm going to blend the shade with Phoenix, It's so much fun to work with these new mods because they blend so easily into each other and with the shade. Vega I'm going to blend everything into the skin tone. The shade Gemma, I'm going to add to the outer corner of the lower lash line. This will easily list the eye and with the shade, Vega I'm going to blend the lower lash line, with shade Atria I'm going to frame the lower lash line, which gives a beautiful orange bronze match to the plums and fuchsia. Now I'm going to add serious sparkle with the Polaris eyeshadow, which is super rich in Chroma crystals. So I'm going to pick up a little bit with my finger and going to tap it onto the lid slightly and carefully, if you have a little bit of fallout while you're applying it, that's only for now because once the eyeshadow set onto the skin, the fallout is going to stop.