It's a good product, especially for travel. I'm content with it but I think it's a little bit too expensive for only five colours.

Good things about this palette: the mattes are a lovely texture, the packaging is sturdy, and it’s a good way to try out this very expensive, highly praised, brand. Bad things about this palette: the mattes are all too similar to each other, the shimmers are a horrible texture (the lightest one being thick and cakey, the copper one being thin, scratchy and with poor colour pay-off). I bought this as I already had the gold palette and though I liked the shadows a lot, the colours make them unsuitable for everyday wear. I thought the Camel Palette was a definite win as the colours are so wearable, but the shimmers are so bad. I'm extremely disappointed. I’ve tried different application techniques, and with/without primer, and none improve the copper shimmer. Shocking! Natasha’s not getting a third chance from me!

If I would have received this in a blind test, I would have thought it was a low quality, drugstore palette. I used Urban Decay Eyeshadow Potion as a primer. I had difficulty blending, Dune had little payoff (granted I applied it with a dry brush, but that's no excuse for this or any eyeshadow) and Arrosto also had disappointing pigment payoff. The colour selection is nice and very wearable for every day, but this palette was a let down in quality. Spend your money on something else.

This is my first Natasha Denona palette, and I am particularly disappointed, I certainly won’t purchase the Gold Palette. Camel palette has many problems, it creases, quick makeup removal and so on. The eye makeup painted with it is not very beautiful, and looks old-fashioned. I prefer Tom Ford Coco Mirage.

I love this palette, it’s great for everyday but I think that 2 colours are almost the same.