Like the other respondent mentioned, there's 5 colors in the bottle and a rotating dial to let you choose the setting for color. In my experience it was a little wasteful because more product is dispensed than you actually need, and a little goes a long way for me. Custom creations has pretty good coverage; it starts out natural and you can build-up to about medium level. It's kind of good if you are like most people and go one shade up in your foundation in the summer, if you are a bit more tan. And then in winter you can go a shade down. When I used it I get a satin-matte finish. It's worth a shot if you have some extra spending money (~$13.99 at Walgreens) and want a makeup fix :)
Oh, sorry--I didn't read your other question about Sugar lip topping. It's kind of a fun thing, not something I would wear everyday. They are also pretty pricy, about $14 and most of them are frosty shades, frosty blue, pink, white, and gold. The granules of the sugar are actually too fine and small to be felt on your lips, so it's not a grainy feeling at all. I bought the light frosty pink one. It has a dipstick applicator that you use to put it on and it's got a very high glassy shine. Not something I would wear to school but if you go out, maybe you'd like it. :)Revlon custom creations?
I really like it you have 5 shades to chose from in one bottle GREAT if you are starting to tan. i got mine at the grocery store
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