Charlotte Ronson Beauty @ Sephora
Charlotte Ronson Beauty @ Sephora
Inspired by the concept of effortless beauty, under any spotlight, The Charlotte Ronson Beauty collection products are created with Light Filter Technology™ to diffuse and filter light. Like your own personal “lighting guy,” these formulas automatically adjust to changing light, giving your skin radiance and flawlessness under any spotlight. Charlotte Ronson also collaborated with her celebrity friends and muses, like Nicole Richie, and sister, Samantha Ronson, to ensure products met the needs of a fast-paced lifestyle. They asked for it and she created it: portable packaging, buildable formulas and universal colors that are flirty and feminine with a decidedly downtown feel. Experience Charlotte Ronson Beauty, presented exclusively at Sephora.
3x a Charm Luminizer, Blush, Bronzer ($28.00)
It’s a whole new wardrobe for your cheeks: mix and match this trio of colors to create a range of looks. Each features LFT™ (Light Filter Technology) to automatically adjust its pigments based on your lighting. The result is the perfect glow under any light, day or night. Made with long-lasting, jet-milled talc, these three silky powders glide on evenly to create a natural, healthy-looking glow. Moisturizers and vitamins calm and soothe thirsty skin.
All Eye Need Eyeshadow Palette ($22.00)
- Dani Pink, plum, lavender, purple
- Henrietta Beige, peach, brown, dark brown
- Nicole Gold, brown, pink, dark brown
- Drea Beige, peach, blue, gray
A Perfect Kiss Lipgloss ($14.00)
- Annabelle Sheer red
- Eleanor Pearlized pink brown
- Hilary Shimmering plum
- Samantha Pale shimmery pink
- Sophia Creamy coral
- Tessa Shimmering blue-pink
A Perfect Mess Beach Hair ($20.00)
This styling spray helps you achieve Charlotte’s signature beach-chic tousled hairstyle. To develop waves and texture, spray it throughout wet or moist hair. Marine botanicals give hair bounce, flexibility, and long-lasting hold. Infused with LFT™ (Light Filter Technology), it delivers an unbeatable beach shine that automatically adjusts based on your lighting. Plus, its light scent is reminiscent of a perfect beach day—taking you back to summer, all year long.
Camo Clutch Makeup Bag ($28.00)
Designed for versatility, this camo clutch is small enough to fit in a handbag yet large enough to use as a purse for a night on the town.
Closer Finishing Powder ($20.00)
Get ready for your close-up with a finishing powder that neutralizes skin imperfections for a flawless complexion. Like your own personal lighting guy, this powder’s LFT™ (Light Filter Technology) has pigments that self-adjust based on your lighting. Available in just one shade, its translucent coverage adjusts to you and your complexion. The convenient brush dispenser is perfect for touch-ups when on the go.
A Summer’s Kiss Face & Body Glow ($18.00)
This weightless bronzer gives skin a shimmery, sun-kissed glow while evening and brightening the complexion. Like having your own personal lighting guy, its LFT™ (Light Filter Technology) adjusts to absorb and reflect light, creating exceptional glowing effects under any light. Enhanced with vitamins C and E, these ingredients help skin look luminous—never flat or dull. Its soothing and moisturizing formulation is oil-free.
availability: September 2011 at Sephora
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Who is Charlotte Ronson? And why are they name dropping her drug addict sister who was arrested for a DUI last week?
She’s a fashion designer. But yeah, I agree that the name-dropping is annoying.
Some of the colors look beautiful but I’m not wild about the packaging. Will you be reviewing this collection, Christine?
I hope the eyeshadows and Charm Luminizer, Blush (peach/pink), Bronzer are pigmented because they look like nice wearable kits for the average woman. I don’t have high expectations on lipglosses in general. lol
With so many cosmetic brand already available, the new brands need to find a niche where it has something worthwhile to have long time followers. What makes this brand so special? Light Filter Technology? Do I need to buy it to find out?
Never heard of this line/person before but I do like the 2nd e/s quad shown and the illuminator/bronzer palette sounds interesting though it seems a bit too coral/peach for my skin colour. Still, I will gladly give it a look/try out when/if they get it at the Sephora near me. Christine, will you be reviewing any of these products? That always means a lot more to me than the company’s publicity blurbs.
The price isn’t bad at all.
this collection doesn’t seem like such a big deal for me 😕
LOL! Love the name “A Perfect Mess”! 😀
The colours are boring and mentioning the “designer’s” drunk DJ sister in the ad (who NEVER wears makeup) is a terrible idea, marketers.
Her fashion designs are boring and so is her makeup! I don’t see anything here that I haven’t seen 1,463,755,865 times before. I’m not sure why she needs a makeup line. Many people would be much better options than a subpar fashion designer who is only famous because of her name and the people she knows
The edges on the eyeshadows look all crusty like they’re spilling out. The colors are not even that special might as well buy the wet n wild it has more variety for less than half the price.
Collaborated with Sam Ransom? On makeup? What a joke! Lol. its funny they even put her in the same paragraph as “flirty and feminine”.
Boringggg. And ‘Light Filter Technology’? Gimme a break!
lol at least she didn’t name drop Lindsey Lohan
The colours look wearable and the prices are reasonable. But as others have mentioned, they’re not unique in any way. And mentioning Sam Ronson and calling her a “celebrity” is really off putting. Why not just throw Lindsay Lohan’s name up there too? Associating your brand with people who generate such negative publicity is a really bad PR move.
these look really cheap. i dont like how you can see the metal lining even before you have used them. wet n’ wild has a better looking purple palette and nyx has a better nude/warm palettes. by telling me i should buy this because she “collaborated” with her celebrity sister is almost like an actor telling me who to vote for. it’s insulting. and what EXACTLY is light filter technology? this just sounds like another gimick.
Oh, her…face is on the packaging? Really. That’s…interesting….
I have never tried Charlotte Ronson Beauty. I definitely need to pick something up sometime, because they look amazing 😀
colors have been done a million times over. nothing here you can’t find in either avon or wet ‘n wild. xo