A fresh, energising pigment: deep coral-red, warm temperature, balanced intensity. Amara blends red with a delicate coral warmth and, on the lips, creates a vivid, harmonious red without excessive brightness. Depending on the natural lip colour, saturation and technique, it can lean more red or more coral. Distinctive, never overpowering.
Part of Abracadabra Lips, the lip collection signed by Katarzyna Pawłowska. Use it on its own or mix it with the Clinita Abracadabra and PRO lines to fine-tune temperature, depth and saturation. Ideal for Natural Lips, Sfumato Lips and other contour-free techniques, where soft transitions and even colour distribution matter.
It also works as a corrector: it raises the temperature of another shade, enlivens a muted tone and softens a result that is too cool.
Medium-high opacity. Phototypes I–IV: light, neutral or neutral-warm lips, as well as darker or cooler complexions and muted natural lip colours. Healed result: a soft, fresh red with a coral accent; full coverage is usually reached after the touch-up.
V 4
T 2/3
- Type Hybrid
- Value
- Temperature
Value expresses the lightness or darkness of a color, rather than its temperature or hue. It can be evaluated using a scale that ranges from the darkest to the lightest values. In our proposed scale, 1 represents white, the lightest value, while 9 represents black, the darkest.
Imagine taking a photograph of a color and converting it to black and white. This allows you to perceive the color’s value—its relative lightness or darkness.

Temperature refers to the warmth or coolness that we subjectively perceive in a color.
Neutralizing a color changes its temperature: warm colors become cooler, while cool colors become warmer.
The Color Temperature Scale measures a color’s tendency toward warm or cool tones. The final assessment depends on several factors.
The most important factor to consider is the skin’s undertone.
