The collection
Complexion, cheek, lip, and eye. Here is each category by format, finish, texture, and how to wear it, with a short glossary of finishes at the end.
01An even, fresh complexion
Two formats that even out the look of skin without hiding it. Use as little as you need, only where you need it.
02Fingertips press color into the cheeks
Cream color for a flush that looks like it belongs to you. It is made to be blended with your fingers.
03A soft matte mauve
Three formats that layer: a sheer tint, a tinted balm, and a pencil that lines and fills.
04Defined lashes and a fine warm line
Definition that frames the eyes without looking drawn on: brows, lashes, and a line you can smudge.
Finish glossary
Finish describes how a texture handles light. The same shade can look quite different from one finish to the next.
No shine. Light scatters off the surface, so color looks soft, flat, and even.
Wear it on lips and brows, and anywhere you want color without reflection.
A low, soft sheen between matte and dewy. It reads closest to the look of skin itself.
Wear it on cheeks and lips, every day, in almost any light.
Luminous. Light bounces off the high points, so the face looks fresh and lit from the side.
Wear it on cheekbones and lids. Keep it away from areas you would rather not highlight.
See-through color. Skin shows through, so the same shade shifts a little from person to person.
Wear it when you want a hint of color you can build in layers.
Try the shade explorer to see how depth and undertone shift each color, or follow one of three step-by-step looks.