I find my original pot of this color to be an essential beauty and skin care item. So, naturally, it was time to re-purchase.

The color is very soft, almost a veil. I use is primarily around my eyes. Somehow the eyelid shows through so its not blindingly gllittery, just a gentle wash of color

I love the nuanced colours! They look so natural on the skin. It is so hard to find products that don’t look like too much on my pale olive low contrast skin. I hope this collection becomes permanent!

Instant love. Light neutral N18 in MAC. Hoping to never be without old gum or oyster fig again!

I ordered Nimue, Aniseed, Old Gum, and Waxwing. I'm low contrast with fair skin, blue eyes, and ash brown hair (Soft Summer). I can wear many of the same colors that suit pale olives, even though my undertone is neutral/cool and I'm not a pale olive myself. Completely chalky pastels don't work on me, but bold colors are often too much as well.

I love this collection. Old Gum and Waxwing look greyish/pink on my lips — exactly the color I've always been looking for. Aniseed leans more vampy on the lips, but also works as a blush in a light layer. Nimue gives me a luminous reflection and you can sometimes spot a few larger glitter particles. Hannah described the highlighter as sparkling water in sunlight, and that description fits Nimue perfectly.

I find the longevity on the lips quite good — the creamy component eventually sinks in and only the pigment remains. You can also layer as much as you want without it going streaky or feeling uncomfortable. On the cheeks I'd be more careful with the amount of product, as it doesn't set on its own. But it's not oily in a thin layer.

If you're looking for watercolor-like shades without a lot of color payoff, you'll love this collection. If you prefer high impact, this isn't the right thing.