I NEED A WARM EYESHADOW PALETTE

I Need A Warm takes Natasha Denona's bestselling nude palette and pushes the whole thing golden. Fifteen shades of peachy nude, caramel, bronze and warm brown, plus two finishes the brand hadn't used before: a talc-free Slip Cream Matte and a liquid-looking Metal Gloss.

Shades	Fifteen pans, 1.28 g each (0.04 oz)
Colour story	Warm nudes, champagnes, caramels, golden browns
New finishes	Slip Cream Matte (talc-free) · Metal Gloss
Free from	Parabens · mineral oil — also cruelty-free

What it actually does

• Covers the full warm-neutral range. Peachy nudes through caramels, bronzes and golden browns — enough to do a bare everyday eye and a sparkling evening one from the same fifteen pans.
• Introduces Slip Cream Matte. The brand describes this new talc-free formula as highly pigmented with a luminous-matte finish, rather than a flat powder look.
• Introduces Metal Gloss. Natasha Denona positions it as adding reflective dimension and a liquid-like finish on the lid.
• Keeps the signature formulas too. The palette sits her established creamy mattes, metallics and sparkling foils alongside the two new finishes.
• Has colour-shifting shades. Phenomena is a multichrome moving between peach, pink and green; Hanker is a duo-chrome brown with green specks.
• It's a warm version of a known palette. Built directly on the I Need A Nude palette, so if that one worked for you the layout will feel familiar.

The fifteen shades

• Mattes: Soft Spot (medium earthy brown) · Mellow (light peachy nude) · Ripe (light-medium peach brown) · Vim (deep warm brown) · Fervor (medium warm caramel) · Pep (medium warm brown)
• Slip cream matte: Flashover (medium clay brown)
• Metallics: Fancy (champagne) · Dynamism (medium-dark golden brown)
• Metal gloss: Snug (soft bronze) · Homie (warm nude)
• Sparkling foiled: Elm (light bronzy nude) · Push (medium rusty rose gold)
• Colour-shifting: Phenomena (multichrome peach-pink-green) · Hanker (duo-chrome brown with green specks)

How to use

1. Soft, blended matte: use a fluffy brush in sweeping motions, and knock the excess off the bristles before you touch the lid.
2. Strong matte colour: pack it on with a soft dense brush, then go back over the edges to diffuse them.
3. Metallics and sparkles: a soft dense brush, pressed rather than swept, for the most payoff.
4. Foiled effect: dampen that brush or use your fingertip and press the shade straight onto the lid.

Is it right for you?

Questions

What's the difference between this and I Need A Nude?

This is the warm rendition of that palette. Where the original leans neutral, this one is built around peachy nudes, caramels, bronzy tones and golden browns, and it adds two finishes the line didn't have: Metal Gloss and Slip Cream Matte.

What is Slip Cream Matte?

A new talc-free formula from the brand. It's described as highly pigmented with a luminous-matte result, so it reads as a matte with a little light to it rather than a chalky one. Flashover is the shade that uses it here.

And Metal Gloss?

It's the other new finish — intended to put a reflective, almost liquid dimension on the eye. Snug and Homie are the two Metal Gloss shades in this palette.

How soon does it ship?

Delivery takes 3 to 21 working days, depending on availability. We confirm stock first, then dispatch; anything we source for you lands later in that window.

Which payment options are available?

Credit card, debit card, Instapay and mobile wallets. Cash on delivery isn't offered.

What's the return policy?

We accept defective, damaged or expired items only, reported within 1 day of delivery. After we verify, the refund goes to your original payment method within 15–30 days.