They’re a soft interesting formula @tsavorite, you’d like them !

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I feel like a lot of older tutorials were very centered around pale skin, but I think the style itself absolutely works on everyone. you could mix the two styles a bit instead. On deeper skin, highly pigmented shadows and liners usually pop better than pastel-heavy palettes that can turn ashy.

The espresso liner probably keeps the eyes softer and more dimensional than harsh black would under stage lighting. Also love that the formulas you used mix pigments with more flexible textures instead of everything being super matte and dry.

Nope, the new stick isn’t offered @tsavorite . I just meant I was trying it at the same time. 😊 Glad you picked up some goodies too! That’s a comfy formula. 💞

@Ispend2much6 Well the good news is you can always get the refill version and or also layer it with other colors if it isn’t just right. Or if truly terrible just return it?! 😭🥹

Ahhhh @danielledanielle, Atelier Cologne ... I remember wanting that fragrance house to join Sephora and then one day seeing it there!!! 😍 So sad to see it leave North America. I'm going to have to check to see if I have a mini or just a sample size left of Vanilla Intensee and if the latter if there's any product left by now. Ooouh, which Hung Vanngo beauties are those? Blush and bronzer?

If your skin leans warm or olive, shades with peach, terracotta, caramel, warm pink, or brick tones usually look really flattering. While cooler undertones often suit berry, mauve, rosy pink, or blue-red shades better. Texture matters too. Drier lips usually look nicer with creamier formulas containing ingredients like squalane, oils, or waxes. For oilier skin types softer matte or satin finishes because they balance the face more.