Cloud Paint

It’s not as good as everyone says. It’s too pigmented and doesn’t blend well. I much much prefer the Nars liquid blush

I've owned an eyeliner pencil since I was 16 and I've done the cat-eye look to death, but I've always been afraid to try shadows because I thought they would make me look too 'made up'. I liked that I didn't have to get any brushes for these, they're so easy to blend with a finger and the colours mix together wonderfully. They're sheer, definitely more sheer than the swatches show imo, but buildable and I can confirm they stay put all day. I just love the subtle, shimmery look to these, they're simply perfect for casual everyday use and so lightweight. I really think I might be putting away my eyeliner for good.

I've been on the hunt for years to replicate that rosy "just went for a run" look that my cheeks get when I workout and the blushes I thought were close were either too red or pinky and artificial looking, so I saw Storm and I was worried it would be too dark on my light medium skin but its not! It blends *s e a m l e s s l e y* into a healthy flush that looks exactly it's my own skin and not makeup. The texture is unlike any cream or liquid blush I've tried, it evenly disperses the pigment as you blend it in with your fingers or a foundation brush and you don't have to worry about over doing it.

This product has really blown me away in a way that I did not expect. The product is so pigmented and it blends very easily. I've seen people complain about the size of the product, but I do not anticipate that I will likely ever run out of this product. I put the smallest amount that I can possibly squeeze out onto the tip of my index finger, pat it between my two index fingers, and then pat it onto both of my cheeks and sheer it out. The color is buildable and lasts all day on my skin. The only con that I can think of for this product is that it is dangerously easy to go overboard due to how pigmented they are, but you will learn quickly how much product is appropriate.

I am not into dark, complex eyeshadow looks - I usually like a light shimmery/sparkly eyeshadow that enhances my eyes, in colors like golds, peaches, purples, and pearls. I wanted something easy that complimented my smaller, deeper set eyes that didn't crease and didn't​ have fall out. I had tried Stilla's liquid eyeshadows- while pretty they burned the hell out of my eyes - I have pretty sensetive eyes and skin overall - plus did not blend and ended up creasing, all while looking too heavy and dramatic for anything that was not a formal event. I tired Lidstar in Slip and Moon and fell in love!!! They feel good on my eyes and skin, apply easily, transport simply, and blend effortlessly - without creasing. They are a bit sheer, but buildable and do well for a pretty, less dramatic look. I now just received Fawn and Lily and cannot wait to get my hands on Cub!