Lucent Cream Shadow (004, Luna)

In real life, Andromeda looks quite different than the online photo (which looked like a warmer, paler mint green to me). This is unusual for Moira - usually their pan photos are pretty spot-on. Andromeda's color basically reminds me of that cool light kelly green, heading to turquoise but still clearly a green, that is the color of the Statue of Liberty. It has good amount of saturation (intensity) to the color so that it makes for a noticeable pop, even with a little product, wherever you apply it. Most/many of the Lucent Cream shadows are sparkly, a few are metallic, but this one is more of a pearly finish, not a sparkly finish. Overall, it's great, as long as you understand what color you're actually getting !

Saturn is a fun and pretty way to wear a bit of magic, thanks to its cool green sparkle, on your lids but in a way that could still work with a lot of looks since the base itself is a neutral color. It's quite sparkly!

Alpha is so lovely! I didn't expect the iridescent/multicolor sparkles in addition to the blue and lavender sparkles - love that. It overall gives this pretty, icy, lilac shimmer. I like it a lot! I haven't analyzed how it's different from Moira's Chroma Light Shadow in Lilac Love yet, but off the top of my head, I think Lilac Love has a blue-dominant sparkle, that is a touch more bluer/cooler than Alpha, whereas the overall appearance of Alpha is a bit more lilac, thanks probably to the light mauve base mixing with the light blue sparkles. I do like both very much and I like their differences as well.

I love Jupiter. A new favorite ! It's got this cool teal blue sparkle, plus a flattering light tan/tawny/caramel sort of color base.

Pluto looks like a pinky lilac in the pan, but for me, on my skin (neutral-warm light-medium), its pearl/shimmer color, which is a warm pink glow, is what shows up. It's very wearable and feminine in a light way. The color is actually pretty similar to the payoff I'm getting from both the Lucent Cream Shadow in the shade Milky Way and Moira's Supernova Glitz Shadow in Astro Glam. The difference between Pluto and Milky Way I think is a slight base color difference, but both have a pearly warm pink sheen/shimmer, and both have a kind of milky-pearly look; and Pluto is a bit more sparkly while Milky Way is a little more subdued and pearl-focused. These two have a translucent base, and Astro Glam has an even more sheer base compared with these two, and does not have that pearly-milky effect, but instead a finer and a bit more saturated sparkle. I think potentially you could just pick one of the three if you don't use this color much, or you could try more than one if you're curious about the slight differences. Overall though, I think each one is nice and well done.