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Erin D.

Jan 4, 2017

Erin D.

I'm trying to decide which glow kit I want to purchase. I really like the colors in the moonchild palette, but I also like sweets and the ultimate glow kit.
Does anyone know which suit which skin tone best?

Alexis C.

Jan 4, 2017

Alexis C.

In my opinion the Moonchild palette isn't really for everyday. There's probably one or two shades in there for everyday so if you're using those 2 more so than the others (or not using the others at all) then it's not worth the money. If you're lighter than medium/tan then most of the shades in the Ultimate Glow Kit won't work for your skin tone, they're all pretty dark except for the one white shade. I haven't seen the Sweets palette.

Pamela F.

Jan 4, 2017

Pamela F.

Hi erin I have moonchild and Alexis is right its not for everyday. I also have sweets and its gorgeous for my pale skin except for one shade that is just too gold and would be better on medium/dark skin. have you had a look at the gleam glow kit? its nice on my fair skin but would also be nice on a darker tone...there is also a shade in the palette that has a pink shift if you wanted something a bit different.

Erin D.

Jan 5, 2017

Erin D.

Thank you guys! I just wanted the moonchild palette for fun. But I think the colors In sweets are beautiful. They don't sell gleam anymore:/

Pamela F.

Jan 5, 2017

Pamela F.

Awww I didnt know that. but the moonchild is definitely awesome.

M G.

Jan 5, 2017

M G.

I would go with Gleam for your skintone.

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