I always get a kick out of the overly meaningful or sexual names for shades and products. Let’s be honest here… I love makeup, but get no orgasm from a blush. Can we rename some of the most ridiculous ones truthfully - just for fun?

For example: Nars - Orgasm is… glittery peach blush… Nothing close to an orgasm Jeffree Star - Scorpio palette is… The Leftovers

Please be more creative than me

  • s0rela@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    FYI, I think it’s called orgasm bc it’s supposed to be like the rosy cheeks you get from an orgasm

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    1 year ago

    Maybelline super stay matte ink 118: Dancer to Napthol Crimson, that is the ink whose color it actually has.

    Edit: Red -> Crimson, found my ink bottle.

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    1 year ago

    Jeffree Starr has a light white called “Money Shot!” I’d call it “Money Wasted!”

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    1 year ago

    Literally who is going to buy that Jeffree Star palette with him naked covered in scorpions? I feel sad for all my scorpio ♏️ babes 👀

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    1 year ago

    Sephora in Dubai is kinda fun because things sometimes have to be renamed to sell over there. Nars Orgasm is just called O, and Better Than Sex mascara is called Better Than Love.

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    1 year ago

    I mean i totally get what you mean, but yeah those type of makeup companies do that cause people find it cute and funny, if that turns you off its probably a better idea to take a look at other brands. They unfortunetly wont get rid of their marketing. And at least those brands are always aimed at adults.

    However i do agree that we need more accurate shade names. I’ve read Ebony or Ivory so many times on bottles that are just beige, despite the actual color of these things.