Pixi Café Con Dulce palette
In this collaboration with Pixi and beauty YouTuber Dulce Candy, the Café con Dulce palette features nine generous pans of cream-to-powder shimmer shadows. I’ve been using this almost daily for all over the face, as the colors are definitely usable not just as eyeshadow, but also as blush, bronzer and highlighter. All the shades are super blendable with either a brush or your fingers. They are just shimmery enough without any sparkle or chunky glitter, with medium pigmentation that’s difficult to mess up. Available on Sephora.ph.
Too Faced Semi Sweet Chocolate Bar eye palette
Compared to the original Chocolate Bar eye palette, which I also love, this one has some warmer or more neutral shades, plus a teal that works well either as a pop of color on the lower lash line or all over the lid for something even more fun. The black shadow in this palette is extremely pigmented and works perfectly as eyeliner, either on its own or to top off and lock in a pencil liner.
Sunnies Face Airblush
Sunnies Face released their “soft focus, sheer cheek tint” in six shades that are, as with the rest of the brand’s products, universally flattering. It’s super easy to touch, blend and go with this matte finish cheek color with a satiny feel. The shade Razz, a bright berry, has been living in my bag for the past month. I also have the shade Biscuit for warmer looks, but Razz really brightens up my complexion for easy, everyday makeup.