Written Reviews

A lovely rosewood color, sheer enough to work well on my pale lips. I am a very fair olive. Moisturizing, a bit slippy, wears nicely leaving a stain.

I'm relatively new to working with powder eye shadow and this blended beautifully for me. I found it very easy to work with. As a pale olive, I was worried whether I could pull off this color, but it turned out lovely. It is also great as a blush. This is part of what makes Belle of the Ball a face palette for me, rather than just for eyes.

Divine mink makes a wonderful one-and-done. My husband commented that it looked like multiple textures layered over each other. The blue-toned grey when blended out is lovely next to the metallic. I purchased this as a single since it was the color making me consider the Decadence palette and I'm so happy to have this in a travel-friendly format instead!

Very disappointed to fin out that the middle two shades have PET glitter. I really loved the tone and texture of Gem System. I am in the process of depotting so that I can toss the PET shades and keep the rest. The good news is that the pans are magnetic and work well in a Z palette or similar.

The best match I've found in a foundation-type product. It has far more coverage than I expected and it catches on dry patches and settles in a very "makeup-y" way on my face. When mixed with a glowy lotion or put over an oil foundation, it performs much better.

I bought this shade to go under the Nyx Cinnamon Roll Butter gloss, but I find myself wearing it all the time. The neutral undertone is perfect for grounding more colorful lipstick against my very pale olive skin.

This shade is perfect and very neutral on my very pale olive skin. I occasionally even set my makeup (very lightly) with this highlighter for a luminous finish. It does have a bit of purple glitter in it, but not much actually ends up on my face.