One of the better metallic-silver eyeliners I've seen. The metallic-silvers from Urban Decay have an unfortunate tendency to clump up. Sand Dollar applies nicely and stays put. The brighter metallic doesn't look quite as attractive smudged out, but it will smudge if you want to give that a go.
This is either a muted patinaed gold or a gilded cool tan - depending on lighting and surrounding shades. It's a tiny bit of a chameleon. Not a duotone, just a color that can easily move between predominantly this or that base tone.
Formerly called “Exotic”
I think this might have been an Atlanta-trip purchase. It's available in stores near me, sure…but I don't often look at CoverGirl lipsticks for some reason. (I think it's the price point.) This cooler, slightly mauved-out pink is really a great color on me. The frost finish is a...
A 1:1 mixture of Denim and Oz. (I wasn't able to get ahold of more than one .01 oz jar of this color, so I mixed up some more. It looks exactly the same as the “official” Bermuda that came from BE's factory.)
One of the original-lineup shades. This is a little deeper pink than At First Blush, and just a tiny bit cooler.
Similar to Abyss (also from this same collection) but Evolution leans more blue, than green. Evolution close to being a “Tiffany-blue” shade, but it’s more saturated than the actual Tiffany soft teal-aqua. The formula was decent, but a little streaky. Possibly as the color ages and thickens, that streakiness...
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