Beauty Roundup: Careline Stack & Go, Sunnies Face x Jelly Eugenio, Wone’s Vanilla Trio, Detail’s Matte Stains, and Renaissance Blush
Local beauty has our makeup bags and our payday budgets well accounted for this week. Sunnies Face and Jelly Eugenio have a whole complexion routine coming, Wone and Toni Sia are exploring three sides of vanilla, and Detail and Colourette have new color to play with. Overseas, Vogue World is giving us a reason to reconsider our blush placement, while Kim Kardashian has an update for everyone waiting on SKIMS Beauty. Let’s get into it.
Careline is getting into stackable makeup with Stack & Go, arriving September 28. The collection spans 40 SKUs, with a cream base, powder foundation, lip mud, multi-use cream colors, and even a cleansing balm in the lineup. The appeal is being able to build a stack around what you actually use, whether that’s a few everyday essentials or more colors to play with. The cleansing balm is a thoughtful addition: we’re used to compact makeup for putting a face on, but having something for taking it off makes this especially interesting for travel.
Sunnies Face puts Jelly Eugenio’s approach to skin into a complete collection
A foundation is exciting enough, but Sunnies Face’s Skin So Good collection with Jelly Eugenio comes with a whole plan for your base: correct, perfect, blur, and set. The collaboration translates the makeup artist’s approach to polished skin into four steps designed for everyday use.
The Instant Color Corrector comes in Light, Medium, and Medium Tan, with buildable coverage intended to neutralize discoloration. The RealSkin Longwear Foundation follows with nine shades: Buttermilk, Milk, Oatmeal, Malted, Dough, Barley, Buckwheat, Bran, and Rye. Its formula includes niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, ceramides, pro-vitamin B5, and centella extract, with the promise of natural-looking coverage that stays comfortable.
For the finishing steps, there’s MatteWear Blurring Powder in Air, Pink, Apricot, and Honey, plus MatteWear Fixing Spray for a soft-matte finish. Two tools round out the collection: a Dual-Ended Brush and a Silicone Blur Brush.
The interesting part is how the products are designed to work together. For anyone who has struggled to figure out which corrector, foundation, powder, and spray will cooperate, that’s an appealing starting point. How the system handles a full day of Philippine humidity is what we’d want to see next.
Available exclusively on TikTok Shop starting September 27.
Wone and Toni Sia find three sweet spots
Vanilla can go in several directions, and Wone’s Sweet Spot collection with Toni Sia gives us three of them in perfume-mist form. Warm Vanilla is described as powdery, soft, and comforting. Sweet Seduction takes a creamier, more playful direction, while Hypnotic Touch brings smoky vanilla into the mix for something darker. We can’t wait to smell this!
The collection launches exclusively on TikTok Shop on September 30.
Detail’s Matte Stain arrives in 14 shades
Detail’s new Matte Stain promises a serum-like application that settles into a lasting matte stain. The brand describes a formula that glides over dry areas while staying comfortable, which is a claim that matters to anyone who loves the look of a matte lip but finds the wear less forgiving.
There are 14 shades, developed with Filipino skin tones and preferences in mind: Sweetener, Blooming, Primrose, Vanilla Foam, Rose Latte, Afterglow, Naked, Cold Brew, Bitten, Dip, Summer Fling, Bare Blush, Dark Cherry, and Sunburnt.
With stains, the color left behind matters just as much as the first swipe. We’re interested to see how these shades settle, fade, and hold up through meals.
Available across Detail’s sales channels starting September 25.
Colourette’s Colourbounce brings jelly texture to powder color
Colourette’s Colourbounce Blurring Jelly Powder (P399 each) has a bouncy texture designed to blend into a soft-blur finish. The formula includes macadamia seed oil, meadowfoam seed oil, shea butter, and olive fruit oil, which the brand says help with blendability and conditioning.
The range covers several parts of your face. There are 10 blush shades called Taffy, Mallow, Muffin, Cheeky, Lolly, Pompom, Tutu, Mochi, Luv, and Brownie, plus Pudding and Teddy in the contour-and-bronzer selection. Pixie, Twinkle, and Lumi complete the highlighter lineup, which includes matte and shimmer options.
A matte highlighter is worth a closer look if you like strategically brightening your face without adding sparkle. Between that and the jelly-powder texture, there’s more here to investigate than another blush shade.
Colourbounce is now available across Colourette’s sales channels for P399 each.
Vogue World makes a case for taking blush higher
At Vogue World: Milano on September 22, Pat McGrath’s makeup drew on Renaissance painting, with pink blush extending toward the temples and brow bone. White shadow and pearlescent accents around the eyes completed the look, while Cyndia Harvey’s hair direction included elaborate braids and soft curls. Take a look at Vogue’s backstage report!
The everyday takeaway: experiment with placement. Try carrying a little of your cheek color higher toward the temples, blending the edges carefully. It’s a small adjustment that could make a familiar blush feel interesting again.
SKIMS Beauty will have to wait until 2027
For everyone wondering when Kim Kardashian’s next beauty venture will arrive, there’s finally a clearer answer: 2027. Responding to a question on X on September 22, Kardashian confirmed that SKIMS Beauty is coming next year. Specific products and distribution details remain unannounced.
The question now is what the SKIMS approach will look like in a beauty collection. Complexion feels like an obvious possibility, but that remains speculation. For now, we have a year to put on the calendar, and plenty of local launches to keep us occupied.
