Glisten Cosmetic Spectra Sets belong to a category of products that determine what the finished look becomes. These pressed finishing powders are known for their extraordinary pigment, transforming base products from something creamy and temporary into colour that feels deliberate, saturated and complete.
Designed as the ideal comparison to our Spectra Bases, the powders can be pressed over the corresponding cream shade to set it in place, intensify the colour and create a smoother, more polished finish. But they are not limited to supporting roles. Used independently, Spectra Sets can add targeted colour, sharpen graphic work or bring new dimension to creative makeup.
Now, the collection is expanding with nine new Spectra Set shades: six soft pastels, a versatile grey and two high-shine metallics. For everyone who has loved the softer side of the Spectra colour range, there is finally a powder to match. And for those who prefer their artistry dipped in metal, Gold and Silver may be two of the most exciting additions yet!
Pastel Pink
This colour is the kind that immediately softens a look without disappearing into it. Light, delicate and unmistakably pink, it brings a dreamy finish to blush-led colour stories, romantic eye looks and graphic detail that needs something sweeter than a vivid fuchsia.
Pastel Yellow
Yellow has an instinctive brightness to it, but Pastel Yellow approaches that energy more gently. It has the optimism of sunshine with a softened, almost creamy finish, making it ideal for anyone who loves yellow makeup but wants something more diffused than neon.
Pastel Orange
Somewhere between apricot, sherbet and the lightest point of a summer sunset sits Pastel Orange. It brings warmth to the collection without becoming overly vivid, giving creative makeup a peach-toned glow that still reads clearly as colour.
Pastel Green
Pastel Green feels clean, fresh and slightly unexpected. Green makeup can be sharp, botanical or otherworldly depending on how it is styled, and this softer version leaves room for all three.
Pastel Blue
Cool and cloud-like, Pastel Blue brings a certain clarity to the face. It has the softness associated with powder blue, but enough presence to hold its own in an artistic look.
Pastel Purple
Pastel Purple sits in the dreamier corner of the new collection. Soft lilac tones have a way of making makeup feel immediately more imaginative, and this shade lends itself beautifully to celestial looks, diffused eyes and cooler pastel combinations.
Grey
Not every creative makeup look requires brightness. Sometimes the most effective colour is the one that brings structure, and Grey does exactly that. Cool, muted and modern, it can deepen a pastel look without the severity of black or create a monochrome effect that feels clean and editorial.
Gold
The new Gold Spectra Set does not treat metallic colour as a dusting of shimmer. It is saturated gold pigment with its shine still fully intact — rich, reflective and designed to be seen.
Metallic powders can sometimes lose either their colour or their luminosity, but this shade holds onto both. Applied over a Spectra Base, it becomes even more intense, creating a finish that feels almost molten. Use it across the lids, as part of graphic work or wherever a look needs concentrated warmth and light.
It is gold without hesitation.
Silver
Where Gold is warm and opulent, Silver feels cooler, sharper and almost liquid in its reflection. The colour saturation is exceptional, but what makes it particularly striking is the way the metallic shine remains visible rather than becoming flattened by pigment.
It can bring an icy flash to the eyes, sharpen a futuristic liner look or add a reflective finish to more abstract artistry. Layer it over a matching base for maximum impact, or use it as a metallic accent against black, grey or pastel shades.
The new Spectra colour wardrobe
What makes these nine additions so exciting is the space they create between softness and intensity. The pastel shades give makeup artists more ways to work with delicate colour without sacrificing pigment. Grey brings depth and balance. Gold and Silver offer the kind of saturated metallic finish that can transform a single detail into the centre of the look.
Together, they expand Spectra beyond brightness alone. This is now a fuller colour wardrobe: pale, smoky, reflective, playful and adaptable to whatever you decide to create.
For longtime fans of our pastel Spectra Bases, the powders you have been waiting for have arrived. For metallic makeup lovers, Gold and Silver bring shine without compromising on colour. And for everyone else, there are nine new reasons to reconsider what a finishing powder can do.
Spectra Sets do not simply set the look. They complete the idea.
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By Ellie Black
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