The basics Introducing efflorescence, in collaboration with mei pang. The benefits Efflorescence: the process where water evaporates, leaving behind crystalline deposits. Like delicate frost etching itself across forgotten walls, it’s a phenomenon of transformation, the residue of something fleeting becoming something eternal. The uses Each shade in efflorescence catches the light like fractured glass or a salt bloom on stone, glimmering with spectral shifts. Worn alone, the tones appear iridescent, translucent- but when layered over other colors (especially black), they ignite with color and dimension. The bottom line A study in contrast between the decay and the divine, efflorescence elevates artistry into something otherworldly: equal parts raw and refined, ephemeral yet unforgettable. Shades include: Loom -Iridescent blue Floret -Iridescent violet Bloom -Iridescent pink Wax -Iridescent golden yellow Lichen -Iridescent mint green Ripe -Iridescent electric teal