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Description
Divination: Deepest umber with subtle midnight blue undertones. Created to cast beautifully realistic shadows when applied as a cool-toned cream contour.
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Gorgeous
I'm very pale so I use this as a not-quite-black one and done eyeshadow/contour and it works perfectly for that purpose.
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April · June 4, 2026
Fav for eyelids and contour
I have all of the cool toned contours now, and I was surprised that Divination is the most natural looking contour on my pale, cool toned skin. It’s basically the same color as my hair and eyebrows.
I use a very small amount sheered out on my eyelids, the hollows of my cheeks, and my temples for a natural, no-makeup look.
Intuition and Eclipse also look very good on my coloring, but Divination is different because it doesn’t look like makeup at all.
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Lea · May 9, 2026
For brows and eyes - picks itself back up
A tad thicker, stickier, and far less pigmented than Desire. I'm fair-light with very dark brows and roots, and hoped to use this for brows and eyes as I'm desperately searching for less pigmented off-black browns. The formula didn't work at all for those areas for me though, and I tried Desire on eyes and brows before getting this to gauge how the formula would work, but (disregarding the shade) Desire was far easier to work with. For me this didn't work for brows, though someone else here said it does for them, and it especially didn't work for eyes because it applied with inconsistent pigmentation and could not be built up whatsoever. If it were a deep wash of color on the eyes.. not what I was going for with this, but that would have been fine. But it was too thick, sticky, and deposited inconsistent chunks of pigment rather than even color. I anticipated sticky given my trial with Desire, fine with a less-than-ideal formula to get the color/look I want, but given that I could not blend this as a wash of color on eyes, I anticipate it wouldn't be as effortless to work with as other highly blendable IGCP like Desire, Ghost Flower, and Delirium. I'm sure you could (cheeks less delicate than lids, can blend harder), or maybe something was off with my Divination, but the formula on this seems different.
Hoping for a dark desaturated brown kohl liner in the future, or more brown-blacks in general. Even though you've just given us an off-black brown. Wish this had been what I was looking for.
If you're looking for a dark wash of color on lids, I've had better luck with the blackened lip oils than with this (though lip products on eyes is not a sanctioned use).