Apocalips - Nude Eclipse

I am one of those people who love apocalips. I don't mind the scent and I like the pigmentation. This is the nude one, and it's lighter than my skin tone. If applies more streaky than the rest of the colours. I guess cause this is too light. But with careful application, it will look normal. The shade is surprisingly quite alright on my skin tone. It can look a bit wash out, so it really depend on the day when I use this. On the days I can pull this of, it's a good nude shade. Wish it was a stain though. But this can't be worn on dry lips. It just makes the dryness very obvious. If I can rewind time, I will not purchase this.

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