Inspired by Pantone’s 2013 Plus Series Metallic Book, this season is all about the rich gleam of rose gold, the chilled shine of silver, and the fiery glow of bronze. This collection of glamorous glosses provides pearlescent pigments in three-dimensional form: fantastic pop, brilliance, and shine. These glosses are hydrating, non-sticky, and packed with a variety of vibrant and subdued finishes. Containing a new generation of polymers, their advanced coating formula allows for a flexible veil that moves with lips for long, comfortable wear. The convenient, portable vials (read that ultra-tiny) are the perfect an on-the-go solution, leaving room for a library of shades in your makeup bag or purse.
The photo showing them in their case is an illustration of a camera lens blinded by the white packaging. A clear top serves as the cover. As cute as it is, I had to ditch the packaging. I have little space left in my makeup bag or my bathroom.
Boysenberry, top left on my arm, is a stunning grape. I think that's Magenta Haze next to it. Bright Rose is under Boysenberry on my arm. It's pastel rose on the lips. Baked Clay is the stunning brown. Rose Dawn is the almost-clear shade that is the only shade at the bottom of my swatches.
Photo at top courtesy of Sephora; other photos by Best Things in Beauty
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The Baked Clay! mmmmm
These Sephora+PANTONE UNIVERSE products seem to get really good reviews. I was a little unsure about Sephora brand products at first but now, I think I have to get my hands on something!! :P
Hi Christy,
Baked clay? Are you referring to Sephora's baked shadows?
You do, Becca. I don't know who is making them for Sephora, but they are fabulous. I've got more to show you. If only I didn't have to work while the sun shines...
I'm pretty impressed with the Sephora-Pantone products. I didn't buy these glosses but I bought the shadow palette as a gift for my sister. I thought the colors were great but a bit better suited for her coloring than mine, then again I liked them so much I might get one anyway. It pays to take a second look at products from this line.
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