Sugarpill Pumpkin Spice Liquid Lip Color & Eyeshadow

Pumpkin Spice

Sugarpill Pumpkin Spice Liquid Lip Color ($18.00 for 0.21 fl. oz.) is described as a “rustic copper pearl with warm golden reflects.” It’s a medium-dark, caramel brown with warm, reddish undertones and flecks of fine and larger gold sparkle paired with a matte finish.

The Liquid Lip Color formula is supposed to be “creamy, mousse-like” that is “ultra-pigmented, non-drying, and super long-lasting.” Sugarpill’s released a few liquid lipsticks in the last year or so, but this is the first one that I’ve actually tried. The description of “mousse-like” is accurate; it has more density and less runniness compared to the average liquid lipstick, but it’s still a liquid lipstick. It had a fluffy, doe foot applicator, which I thought might make things streaky, but it seemed to work really well with the consistency of the formula. It had mostly opaque coverage that spread evenly across the lips, and the finish was a soft matte–matte but pliable, where I felt my lips could move with ease and the color didn’t look “cracked” if I smiled. This shade lasted for seven hours and was non-drying. As a note, this specific shade is also pumpkin spice scented.

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MAC Bronze Shimmer (P, $17.00) is cooler, more pigmented, brighter (85% similar).
Colour Pop Taurus (P, $5.00) is brighter, lighter, less shimmery (85% similar).
Bite Beauty Bronze (LE, $26.00) is cooler, more shimmery (85% similar).
NYX Wrath (P, $6.00) is cooler (85% similar).
Tom Ford Beauty Sebastian (LE, $35.00) is brighter, lighter, more shimmery (80% similar).
Tom Ford Beauty Omar (LE, $35.00) is brighter, lighter (80% similar).

Sugarpill Liquid Lip Color Pumpkin Spice

Pumpkin Spice

Temptalia

Limited Edition

9.5

Product

Pigmentation

9.5

Texture

Longevity

Application

98%

Total

Pumpkin Spice

Sugarpill Pumpkin Spice Eyeshadow ($16.00 for 0.12 oz.) is described as a “rustic copper foil.” It’s a rich, medium-dark copper with warm, red undertones and flecks of copper sparkle. The texture was dense and slightly looser compared to most of the brand’s powder eyeshadows. It had intense color coverage, and a little went a long way; in fact, it was better to apply with a flat, synthetic brush, patting on, and then lightly blended out the edges with a fluffier brush to avoid some of the fallout due to the amount of sparkle in it. On the lid, the color wore well for eight hours before fading, though there was some fallout over time.

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MAC Brash (LE, $16.00) is darker (90% similar).
BH Cosmetics Foil Eyes #27 (P) (90% similar).
Makeup Geek Flame Thrower (P, $9.99) is darker, less shimmery (95% similar).
Makeup Geek Vegas Lights (P, $12.00) is less shimmery (95% similar).
Le Metier de Beaute Carnelian Opal (LE, $30.00) is warmer, lighter, less shimmery (85% similar).
Marc Jacobs Beauty The Starlet #4 (P) is lighter (95% similar).
Colour Pop Sequin (P, $5.00) is more muted, darker (90% similar).
Sugarpill Penelope (P, $13.00) is brighter, lighter (90% similar).
Sleek MakeUP Sunset #9 (P, $9.99) is darker, less shimmery (95% similar).
Anastasia Henna (P, $12.00) is more muted, darker (85% similar).