Looking for similar shimmers/eyeshadows to “She’s Phosphorescent!” from the rem beauty Wicked Part I Ozdust Palettle.
It’s dark and light green (sometimes almost leaning blue) shimmer with a cool charcoaly or cooler green base. Looking for something similar as my loved one couldn’t get the palette at the time but adores this shade.
Anyone know of anything similar?
Hope this is helpful—swatches on this sub helped me curate my collection after many years of very few shades feeling right.
For reference I’m very fair cool muted olive. I’m 015 in Haus Labs and RN1 in Natasha Denona. Almost as fair as they come. I can’t tan—I just burn and freckle. I look best in muted cool colors and I’m easily overwhelmed with more saturation. It’s very difficult to find shades that don’t pull orange on my skin.
My current collection:
Ulta Cloud Blush in Drifting (perfect lavender for more makeup heavy days)
Clinique Chubby Stick Plumped Up Peony (identical to my natural flush—my most used)
Ulta Flushed Blush Retro Rose (used mostly as a powder topper but it’s pigmented enough to wear alone)
Maybelline Fit Me in 45 Plum (very subtle pigment)
RMS Lip2Cheek Illusive (my best blonzer)
RMS Lip2Cheek Beloved (fun cooler red—looks best in winter. A little goes a long way)
Swatches shown by window with indirect natural light.
I’m trying to cover rosacea on what I’ve always assumed was a verrry fair cool undertone. Many colors look too saturated and a little of anything goes a long way on me. For reference, I’ve never had a perfect match but HL 030 and mix About Face concealers in 0Fcool and F2cool are as close as I’ve come. My chest is a bit flushed on the 2nd photo—just like my cheeks.
I’ve tried a few greens at different depths as I thought that was the issue. But yellow covers it best and all greens look weird/turn yellow/gray. Does that mean it’s actually purple I’m covering? Do I not actually have truer red to cover? Is that maybe also one of the reasons most products look too saturated on me?
I cover the blue on my very thin eye inner corners with a very small bit of a light peachy corrector, but that makes more sense to me.