When I arrived at headquarters, I met CEO Megan Dugan and Brand Manager, Alice Radu, who showed me all of the existing (cheekily-named) glitters and let me swatch to my heart's content. We then discussed some of my favorite colors and concepts that I wanted to use to create my custom shade.
Next, we entered a room with floor-to-ceiling jars of the different glitters in their virgin state. With a palette knife, they set to mixing up a pretty, iridescent periwinkle concoction for me. We tested it several times in the gel base and tweaked the color until we were all extremely pleased with the mermaid-meets-unicorn shade. The base and glitter were then mixed and elegantly squirted into my jar (think glitter soft-serve). I was asked to come up with a name for my creation and the two words that came to mind were cloud and blueberry — so I decided to call it "Cloudberry."
Image courtesy Hannah Savin
Next, we entered a room with floor-to-ceiling jars of the different glitters in their virgin state. With a palette knife, they set to mixing up a pretty, iridescent periwinkle concoction for me. We tested it several times in the gel base and tweaked the color until we were all extremely pleased with the mermaid-meets-unicorn shade. The base and glitter were then mixed and elegantly squirted into my jar (think glitter soft-serve). I was asked to come up with a name for my creation and the two words that came to mind were cloud and blueberry — so I decided to call it "Cloudberry."
Image courtesy Hannah Savin
You can get a similar experience by visiting getlemonhead.com. You'll be asked to send over a Pinterest mood board, some inspo photos and a detailed description of what your custom creation will look like. Lemonhead's designers will work with you to achieve the perfect glitter specimen and ship it to you around two weeks later. The cost for a one-ounce jar is $50 or three for $100. So get to ordering ASAP to create all of your sparkly Halloween looks just in time for the everyone's favorite holiday.
Image courtesy Hannah Savin
Image courtesy Hannah Savin