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Simply Beautiful
I love the colors in this palette! Fantastic range of tones from light, medium and dark, and it’s glitter free. It still has some Sunset colors for those who aren’t tired of the reds and yellows, but I’m happy to see greens, pinks, blues, and mauves in the palettes this season. It’s highly pigmented and buildable, so you can go natural or dramatic. I think this is my favorite Natasha palette to date!
My new fave!
I LOVE THIS COLOR. It’s stunning! I find it pigmented, not patchy, moisturizing and creamy. Yes I do have to reapply it periodically, but it’s that way with most rich moisture lipsticks. I am typically a pink/berry girl, but I took a chance at this color and I’m so glad I did!
Love this palette
Yes it’s very small, but perfect for travel. I rarely hit pan, so it’s just right for me. Great pigment and beautiful colors. The sunset colors are becoming so redundant so I was drawn to these colors. I’m very happy with it.
Love love love
I really love this blush. The ombre effect gives you choices of color from the sparkly pink to a peachy pink to a mauve pink to a combination of 2 or all 3. The color payoff is generous, so I use a light hand. It blends out nicely and suits my light skin tone beautifully. I think it would be suitable for all skin tones. I brought this one to work, so I may need another to keep at home ;)
Love this color!
This is such a pretty, feminine pastel pink! It’s matte, but has a moist glisten to it. Very comfortable to wear, although I do have to reapply. That doesn’t bother me. I was not blessed with big pouty lips, and a car accident 40+ years ago further disfigured them. I feel like I’m limited on what colors I can wear that are flattering, and I’m such a lipstick junkie. It’s hard to find the right formulas and right colors. This fit the bill, and the color is perfect for spring!
Beautiful color!
I’ve become addicted to CT lipsticks. This is not drying, creamy and longwearing, and glides on beautifully. The color was a little out of my comfort zone, but I’m trying to branch out from my typical sheer frosty, glossy colors.