Gerard Cosmetics Star Powder

Marilyn is such a pretty golden shade. It's shimmery. It's light. It's very subtle. Very pretty on the cheeks. It will give a very nice sheen. It's pigmented, soft but not crumbly.

It reminds me of Mary-Lou Manizer, but theBalm is so much more pigmented. Only when you sheer it out, then the shade is quite similar in the dark. But Marilyn is much more deeper gold. Mary-Lou is very smooth to the touch unlike this. So this is better for people who don't really want so much highlight.

The case is a mirror reflection golden plastic. Looks cool from afar but when you hold it, it's actually quite sturdy. For a plastic, it's not bad. I also like that it has a clear plastic cover that seperate the pigments from the mirror. The compact itself is a good size, so it's good to use.

Really nothing much to say.

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