Hermes · Reviewed by Abby Bliss White · Published 2026-04-17
Based on a review by Abby Bliss White (accessed 2026-04-17).
Based on this review alone: buy it if you care about finely milled and mineral-based formula — just accept very expensive ($121).
The reviewer loves the Hermès packaging and finds the formulas of the bronzers and lip oils impressive, particularly the Rose Nashi lip oil which she completely fell in love with for its color and non-gloppy texture. While acknowledging the high price, she believes the bronzer/blush palette creates a pretty, fresh, bronzy radiant look and can be used with versatility. She likes the Rose Bungalow lipstick for its pop of color and beautiful formula, but doesn't consider the palette a 'must-have' item.
The reviewer, Abby Bliss White, demonstrates and reviews several products from the Hermès Summer 2026 Beauty collection, including the Soleil d’Hermès bronzer blush combo, a satin finish lipstick, and an infused lip care oil. She applies these products to create a radiant everyday makeup look, showcasing their application and discussing their performance.
The Hermes Soleil d'Hermès Powder is a beautiful and versatile luxury item that, while appealing due to its aesthetics and multi-use potential, is not essential at its premium price point. The powder is described as finely milled and mineral-based, providing shades that can be mixed for bronzing, used as blush, and even applied as eyeshadow for a monochromatic look. However, the $121 price tag leads the reviewer to conclude it is not necessarily the "best on the market" or a "must-rush-out-and-get" product despite its good formula. If you are seeking a high-end, travel-friendly palette to achieve a fresh, bronzy radiant summer look and are willing to splurge on luxury packaging and formulation, this product is a good choice. However, if you prioritize maximum value and top-tier performance for the price, you might consider other options.
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The reviewer admits she is a 'sucker for packaging' and finds the Hermès packaging 'stunning, cute, and adorable.'
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The reviewer expresses strong love for the Hermès lip oils, describing them as 'luxe' and a 'splurge' but implying high quality.
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The reviewer notes that the La Prairie foundation requires very little product, blends seamlessly, has skin benefits, and looks better by the end of the day.
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Despite the high price, the reviewer states she is impressed with the formulas of Hermès beauty products generally.
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The reviewer showcases the Soleil d'Hermès palette, describing its gorgeous appearance and noting it contains a bronzer, a lighter bronzer, a peachy blush, and a pinky coral blush.
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The reviewer loves Hermès Plein Air bronzers, describing them as finely milled, mineral-based, and super pretty.
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The reviewer demonstrates the versatility of the Soleil d'Hermès palette by using the bronzer and blush shades on her eyes in addition to her cheeks, creating a monochromatic look. She also comments on the quality of Hermes brushes.
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After applying the bronzer and blush, the reviewer observes that it creates a very pretty summer flush, a coral pop on the cheeks, and an overall fresh and radiant look.
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The reviewer suggests the Soleil d'Hermès palette is a great travel item because it functions as both eyeshadow and a complete face product for a 'one and done' makeup approach.
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The reviewer states the Soleil d'Hermès palette costs $121, but despite liking the formulas, aesthetics, and color story, she does not consider it 'the best on the market' or a 'must-have' product.
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The reviewer notes the Rouge Hermès lipstick costs $90 and that she was attracted to the packaging. She picked the Rose Bungalow shade, which she finds very pretty, and generally likes their satin lipsticks.
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The reviewer 'completely fell in love' with the Hermèsistible lip care oil in Rose Nashi, calling it her 'perfect lipstick color' due to its beautiful rosy peachy shimmer. She loves the formula, finds it soft, pretty, not gloppy, and believes it looks beautiful on the lips.
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The reviewer states the lip gloss costs $63, admitting she wouldn't say any gloss is worth that much, but if someone wants to splurge, she loves its formula and color.
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The reviewer applies the Rouge Hermès lipstick in Rose Bungalow, noting it provides a subtle but noticeable 'pop' of color. She praises its beautiful formula and states it 'livened up her complexion.'
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The reviewer demonstrates topping the Rose Bungalow lipstick with the Rose Nashi lip oil, creating a 'pretty combination' that leans into a coral tone.
The reviewer finds the $121 Soleil d'Hermès palette pretty and likes its formulas and color story, but she explicitly states it is not the best on the market and not a product one "must rush out and get." She suggests it's more for those who are "entranced" by its beauty and want to splurge.
The reviewer demonstrates using the Soleil d'Hermès palette for bronzing and blushing the cheeks, and also applies the shades to her eyelids to create a monochromatic eye look. She highlights its utility as a "one and done" product, making it great for travel.
Upon application, the reviewer notes that the Soleil d'Hermès palette creates a "very pretty summer flush on the skin," providing a "coral pop" on the cheeks for a "fresh and radiant" appearance. She also uses it to achieve a light bronze effect.
While acknowledging its $63 price is high for a gloss, the reviewer states she "completely fell in love" with the Rose Nashi lip oil. She praises its beautiful rosy peachy shimmer, non-gloppy texture, and how soft and pretty it feels on the lips, making her happy.
The reviewer consistently expresses her admiration for Hermès packaging, describing it as "stunning, cute, and adorable." She admits it is a major attraction for her, influencing her purchases, such as the Rouge Hermès lipstick.
After applying the Rose Bungalow lipstick, the reviewer observed that its subtle pop of color "livened up [her] complexion." She appreciates that it adds color without being too bold, contributing to a more youthful and radiant look.
The reviewer demonstrated topping the Rose Bungalow satin lipstick with the Rose Nashi lip care oil, noting that it creates a "pretty combination" on the lips. She describes the resulting shade as leaning into an almost coral tone, offering another way to wear the products.
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Abby Bliss White reviews the new Hermès Summer 2026 Beauty launches, specifically the Soleil d’Hermès bronzer blush palette, a limited edition satin lipstick in Rose Bungalow, and the Hermèsistible infused lip care oil in Rose Nashi. She provides a full makeup tutorial, demonstrating how to use the bronzer and blush on both the face and eyes for a versatile, monochromatic look. She also applies and discusses the two lip products, expressing particular fondness for the lip oil's formula and color. The review highlights the products' aesthetics, application, and overall effect on her complexion.
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