Hermes · Reviewed by Heba S · Published 2026-04-02
Based on a review by Heba S (accessed 2026-04-02).
Based on this review alone: buy it if you care about face and cheek powder melts into the skin and gives a pretty, subtle glow — just accept face and cheek powder is very light and may not show up on darker skin tones.
The reviewer is happy with her purchases, particularly enjoying the face powder for its mattifying effect and subtle glow when used as a powder, though noting its limited suitability for darker skin tones as a blush. She is impressed with the comfortable texture and colors of both the lip oils and the satin lipsticks, despite the lipsticks not being long-lasting.
This review provides an in-depth look at the Hermes Spring Summer 2026 makeup collection, focusing on a face and cheek powder, two lip oils, and three satin lipsticks. The reviewer unboxes, swatches, and demonstrates each product, sharing her direct experiences with application and performance.
The Hermes Spring Summer 2026 makeup collection generally impresses with its comfortable formulas and subtle, natural finishes, making it suitable for a "no-makeup makeup" aesthetic. The face and cheek powder, while beautiful and melting into the skin with a subtle shimmer, proved very light on the reviewer's medium skin tone and might not show up well on darker complexions. The lip oils offer a pleasant, non-sticky slip and a comfortable wear, with a fruity scent that dissipates quickly after application. If you appreciate luxurious packaging and a delicate, radiant glow for a natural look, these products are worth considering for their comfortable wear. However, if you have a deeper skin tone or seek highly pigmented, impactful makeup, you might find the powder too sheer and some lipsticks requiring a liner.
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The Hermes face and cheek powder comes in the usual Hermes compact, which is refillable. It features an emblem of Hermes and has a snap closure with a mirror.
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The powder has four different shades laid out in a design resembling a sunset, with an orange section looking like the sun with H's for Hermes rays. Two shades appear blush-like, and two for bronzer or powder.
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The reviewer swatched the corally, sun-like shade, noting its creamy formula and shimmeriness, building it up to show the color.
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The reviewer swatched the pink shade, noting it was more peachy than pink and could be built up, showing a clear difference from the coral.
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The reviewer swatched the light neutral shade, describing it as very bright and more neutral.
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The reviewer swatched the deep brown shade, noting it was the deepest in the palette but still very light on her skin tone when swatched.
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When applied as blush, the individual coral and pink shades showed up very light on the reviewer's skin and required building up. There was some kick-up from the powder.
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Combining the pink and coral shades together worked better as a blush, showing up more noticeably and melting into the skin. The reviewer liked this combined application.
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The reviewer used the two lighter shades mixed together as a face powder, finding it mattified her skin and was not powdery. It provided a nice subtle glow, but was not suitable as a bronzer for her.
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The reviewer stated that if you are darker than her, the powder may be too light and potentially appear ashy. She suggested it might work as an under-eye powder for darker tones.
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The 07 Brun Segal lip oil applied as a pretty reddish brown with warm undertones, described as 'my lips, but better.' It was not very thick or liquidy, having a nice slip and comfortable feel.
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The 10 Rose Nashi lip oil applied with an iridescent glow, showing more gold than pink. It was very pretty, providing a 'no-makeup makeup' look and feeling comfortable on the lips.
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The 14 Beige Cocktail lipstick applied as a bright, warm, radiant beige with apricot undertones. The reviewer liked the color but noted she would need a lip liner for it.
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The 28 Brun Sunset lipstick applied as a soft, warm, pinkish-brown with subtle iridescence. The reviewer found it pretty for a nude lip, also suggesting a lip liner.
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The 60 Rose Bungalow lipstick applied as a ripe, reddish-pink, deeper than the other two shades. The satin formula was described as very comfortable on the lips, but it does not last all day.
The reviewer explicitly states that if you are darker than her, the powder might be too light and potentially appear ashy. She suggests it could possibly be used as an under-eye powder for darker tones, but considers it potentially too expensive for that singular use.
When used as a face powder, it mattified the reviewer's skin and was not powdery. It gave her a nice, subtle glow that didn't emphasize texture, rather than a strong, noticeable radiance.
When applied individually, the coral and pink shades were very light on the reviewer's skin and required significant building up. However, combining both the pink and coral shades resulted in a blush that showed up better, melted into the skin, and gave a very nice, subtle color.
The reviewer described the lip oils as having a nice slip, not being very thick or liquidy, and feeling very comfortable on the lips. She was impressed with the texture and formula.
While praising the satin formula for being very comfortable on the lips, the reviewer explicitly stated that the lipsticks do not last all day.
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Heba S reviews the Hermes Spring Summer 2026 limited-edition makeup collection, drawing inspiration from the vibrant tones of a sunset. The video showcases the $121 Face and Cheek Powder 00 Soleil d'Hermes, detailing its four shades and application on her skin, noting its mattifying and subtle glow properties. She also tests two new permanent lip oils, 07 Brun Segal and 10 Rose Nashi, priced at $63 each, praising their comfortable texture and light color. Finally, three new limited-edition satin lipsticks, 14 Beige Cocktail, 28 Brun Sunset, and 60 Rose Bungalow, costing $90 each, are demonstrated for their shades, comfortable feel, and wear.
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