The complete kit of the Abracadabra Lips collection, signed by Katarzyna Pawłowska: six hybrid pigments for lip dermopigmentation, designed for Natural Lips, Sfumato Lips, Ombré Lips and other contour-free techniques.
It contains Amara KL1 (coral red), Zaria KL2 (pink-violet), Eywa KL3 (pink-red with a ruby accent), Lumina KL4 (muted pink-nude) and the new Duna KL5 and Nayra KL6. Use the shades on their own or mix them with each other and with the Clinita Abracadabra and PRO lines to fine-tune temperature, depth and saturation on every type of lips.
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.
