Sunfrost

Sunfrost is a light-medium copper with warm, orange undertones and a metallic finish. It had a thin, drier consistency that had almost no slip/wetness, so it was tough to apply without tugging on my lid, lash line, or lips, and this resulted in patchier coverage. The lack of creaminess also meant that there was no playtime; it was impossible to diffuse or soften the edges as it dried down immediately. I wasn't able to apply it using a brush or my fingertips, only directly from the pencil, as it hardened on my fingertip or rained flakes down on my lid from the brush.

As an eyeliner, it applied unevenly and couldn't be blended or touched up to even back out, and it lasted about six hours before flaking off my lash line. As an eyeshadow, it applied unevenly, separated along my fine lines, and flaked off parts of my lid when I tried to diffuse the edge, though the remaining color lasted for about eight hours. As a lip product, it had semi-opaque, uneven coverage that clung to my lips, separated along my lip lines, and had the audacity to lift significantly, revealing a splotchy lip color after the barest press my lips together. The color that remained stayed on for five hours but did dry out my lips.

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