Stila Convertible Color

Convertible Color
Convertible Color

There are some gorgeous new shades of Stila Convertible Color coming up – this time on an M&S exclusive. The shade above is Dahlia – it looks really dark in the pot but is a lovely kiss of raspberry on the cheeks and lips that looks quite natural.

Dahlia
Dahlia

I’m not a huge fan of double-up products – they often do neither thing terribly well, but Stila has got it sorted with their Convertible Colors. I’ve used Dahlia as a lip stain with a sheen over the top and also as a cheek shade – it does need careful blending as it’s slightly on the dry side compared to a traditional formula creme blush which usually just glides. My tip would be to go with a small amount to start with and add more – it’s a proper pain to go too much and then have to blend it down.

I love the way that all the Stila Convertible Color is named after flowers. I don’t have a drop date for the new shades (there will be several) at M&S but I’ll update as soon as I do.

 


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5 responses to “Stila Convertible Color”

  1. Oh wow doesn’t that shade just look beautiful, I keep forgetting that M&S now stock Stilla, this shade looks like a perfect all year round shade too xx

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  2. It looks amazing I need to get my hand on one of them (leaning towards maron)

  3. Abby

    I love Stila Convertible Colors and I don’t think I have ever been so excited for new shades to launch! Thanks for the heads up. When I see them I will be sure to check out this shade as it looks absolutely beautiful!

  4. I need to try cream blushes soon. I have some samples but I need to play with them first and not be afraid of them 😛 This color looks beautiful!

  5. Vesna

    Looks so adorable! I have a list now and I want 4 shades which are allready available but list keeps getting longer! LOL

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