karen wrote:Thanks! I got tired of all of those European hotties describing their skin tone as "weird"...it's not weird- you're just under-served by the big boys.

And the big boys have nothing on you!

I do love the cuticle balm though - will that stay on the menu even if you add the oil in the roller ball?
Sam, I know what you mean about the lid of the balm: I just end up not closing it all the way once it's open

Thank you all for your input! I've started switching them...Crimson is now a new formula lipstick, and Cultured is now a Slick Stick. Oh, I like this switch! I loved the colors of the VLGs, but they didn't stay on my lips. My very favorite one is still the KS, so I'm hoping those remain as such for...

You made a lippie for eastern european skin tone, how cool is that! Alright, managed to load up again with a lot of new stuff, yay!

Not too late-thanks so much, that's very helpful!! I was hoping for a gold a little more sheer than Gleaming. Sounds like Excite is not for me! Not completely gold gold, but I use Fanfare when I try to match gold jewelry I wear and I need a simple lip. Gold Blush is also nice, it has slight (warm) ...

I've been using Curious as highlight for Gramercy, and it's perfect. I am running somewhat low on it, and would like to see if there is any way the old cream shadow colors could be re-released and added to the collection? I missed out on the gumball color, and I can see how perfectly it would fit in...

I think Tribeca would be something you could use a a highlight with Sunnyville, both warm summery colors, I think yellow and peach work well together. Brownstone is a nice warm brown, would go well with a peach shade like Sunnyville, as a liner, and as a dark crease color. If you want a lighter mor...

Although it took a bit of practice, I'm now loving the simplicity of using the cream shadows, and would like more I'm thinking more neutrals, like Mojave or Cutie Pie and such, and more in the corals/warm pinks/peaches for the summer, and definitely something that goes nicely with Sunnyville

I am loving the cream shadows and while I can make looks out of most of them, I'm stumped with Sunnyville. I need something I can use for highlight and something that would complement it: a crease and a liner. I'm hoping to use it a lot in the summer, just want to make sure I can make it more versat...

karen wrote:Nope...it pretty much is Stick 'Em. The only reason you'd need it is if you wanted to add glitter or something on top.

Cool. I used my new ones this morning, ready to buy some more to make a set!