Starlight Society USA

Name: Starlight Society USA
Brand: Cosmic Brushes

Cosmic Brushes

£28

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Ships from USA Drift back to the 90's with our charming Starlight Collection. The 20 pan palette contains 12 mattes and 8 metallics, 5 of the metallics are shifty shades. The following shades are : Trinkets - A metallic sunny gold Celestial - A warm sunny yellow matte Patchwork - A brick orange matte Incense - A warm pastel peachy yellow Star Dust - A soft white gold metallic Bell Sleeves - A muted deep dusky purple matte Stained Glass - A smooth, intense shifting purple multichrome that shifts from purple, to red, to pink to orange to green Amethyst - A muted midtones purple matte Mood Ring -

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as COSMIC BRUSHES LTD, number 11049210. Checked 2026-08-29.
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