Convertible Color

The Lillium color was the best for my pale skin, but the color is a bit too flat. I tend to use this now whenever I'm doing a heavy eye makeup look. It gives me just enough subtle color and it won't overwhelm any other makeup colors I have on my face. The formula is thick though. Almost sticky. I guess that's why it lasts quite a while. The packaging is also nice because I can easily tell what color it is.

i find this to be a great product...it stays on all day, it has great coverage..stila has always impressed me, and this product does too..its lightweight, and all though it can seem like it would be a sticky product, it blends really well with skin, i use it as a bronzer and a lip stick..i love the color, i have bought 2 of the same color because i love it so much and i really think that i would buy other colors of this product too...i love using this with stila's lip glaze

In the pan, Lillium is a simple pinky nude shade. On my fair skintone, that's how it applied as well. Pinky Nude. As always, Stila's quality is excellent; the cream blush is a dream to apply and doesn't feel sticky at all. (I have combination skin with dryer cheeks). This definitely isn't a WOW shade, but I don't think it was ever meant to be. It's a staple flattering color that would work best for Fair-Medium skintones (Darker skintones should look to Gladiola, Rose, Poppy, or Peony if applied heavily). Lillium gives that perfect pale pinkish nude glow that matches with any look.

**** Please see my review on the shade 'Fuchsia' for a general overview on Stila Convertible Colors