Simihaze Beauty

Simihaze Beauty is a colour-cosmetics brand from twin sisters Simi and Haze Khadra. It is not a skincare line and it is not a sprawling makeup wardrobe. The whole idea is a compact kit you can carry and reapply through the day, with shade names and packaging pulled from a solar-eclipse theme. In our grid that translates into lip balms, a lip gel, blush, two kinds of highlighter, and a lip-and-cheek pigment. If you want a short product list that does a lot, this is the brand that fits.

Lips are the deepest part of this collection, and the formats differ in real ways. The Eclipse Mini Lip Balm and Super Slick Mini Lip Balm (shades like Clay and Dune) are small, glossy, comfort-first balms for a sheer wash of colour. The Luna Lip Gel is a step up in payoff with a gel finish. The Velvet Blur Matte Lip Balm, in shades such as Moonblade and Lavar, gives you a soft matte that still feels like a balm rather than a drying liquid lipstick. Pick the balms for casual reapply-anywhere wear, the gel for more colour, and Velvet Blur when you want matte without the tightness.

The Solar Tint Blush Duo pairs two coordinated cheek shades in one compact, so you can build a base flush and a deeper pop without buying two separate blushes. Because it is a duo, it is also the easy answer if you are not sure which single shade suits you: you get a lighter and a deeper option to dial in. Apply the lighter shade across the apples and use the deeper one closer to the cheekbone for a bit of dimension.

There are two ways to get the Simihaze glow. The Light Beam Liquid Highlighter is a fluid you can tap onto cheekbones or mix into your base for an all-over sheen. The Soft Strop Creamy Highlight Powder is a creamy-to-powder format that sets on top for a more controlled, buildable shine. Use the liquid when you want glow under or mixed into other products, and the creamy powder when you want to place a precise highlight that stays put.

The Glazed Lip and Cheek Pigment is the clearest example of why this range stays small: one pigment works on both lips and cheeks, so a single product ties your face together in one shade. That multi-use approach runs through the line and is the reason a three- or four-piece Simihaze kit covers more looks than the SKU count suggests. If you are building a travel bag or a desk-drawer touch-up kit, lean on the products that do two jobs.

A simple full face from this grid: start with the Glazed Lip and Cheek Pigment or the Solar Tint Blush Duo on the cheeks, add the Light Beam Liquid Highlighter or Soft Strop powder on the high points, then finish lips with a Super Slick or Eclipse balm for sheer shine, the Luna Lip Gel for more colour, or a Velvet Blur matte. Keeping lips and cheeks in the same shade family is the fastest way to look pulled together with three products.

Simihaze names its shades around its eclipse-and-solar theme rather than describing the colour, so names like Clay, Dune, Moonblade, and Lavar tell you the mood more than the exact tone. When you are picking from this collection, check the format first (balm, gel, matte, blush, highlighter) and then the shade name, since the same name can read differently across a sheer balm versus a matte. The product photos in each listing are the most reliable guide to the actual colour.

Several lip products come in mini sizes (the 1g Eclipse and Super Slick balms), which makes them low-commitment ways to try a shade or to keep one in every bag. The larger formats, like the 3g Velvet Blur balms and the 10ml Light Beam highlighter, are the everyday-driver sizes. If you are new to the brand, a mini lip balm plus the multi-use Glazed pigment is an inexpensive entry that still shows what the line does.

This collection shows the Simihaze Beauty products we currently have in stock, 25+ pieces across lips, cheeks, and glow. Because the range is small and shade-driven, individual shades can sell through, so the grid reflects what is available to order rather than the brand's full historical catalogue. Each listing has its own size, shade, and price.