Solar: the new dimension of Vic Beauté's Stick Tudo
With a warm brown tone and a light golden shimmer, Solar is the first in the line to carry that finish, offering even more dimension and versatility.
Words by
Words by Sarah Rocksane Araujo
Editorial, Fashion and Beauty
Listen to this story
Vic Beauté widens the Stick Tudo collection with the launch of Solar, a new colour that promises to redefine multifunctionality in make-up. With a warm brown tone and a light golden shimmer, Solar is the first in the line to carry that finish, offering even more dimension and versatility. The formula remains unchanged: creamy, hydrating and perfect for eyes, face and lips, in harmony with the other neutral shades such as Mistério and Quentinho. Vic Ceridono, founder and CEO of the brand, describes Solar as "more an effect than a colour", ideal for a radiant look or a luminous touch that flatters a diversity of skin tones.

The Stick Tudo line has already won the public over with its practicality and inventive design, winning Glamour's Beleza award just six months after launch. With sophisticated packaging, a soft texture and a diameter designed for intuitive use, the stick translates the brand's DNA by uniting function and sensory experience. Vegan, cruelty-free and ophthalmologically tested, the product reinforces Vic Beauté's commitment to quality and sustainability. Now available in eight colours, the Stick Tudo reaffirms its position as an icon of natural and versatile beauty, priced at R$149, in stores and on the brand's online shop.

Complete TV · Reels
A SP-Arte @sp_arte chega à sua 22ª edição entre os dias 8 e 12 de abril, no Pavilhão da Bienal, em São Paulo. O evento reúne 180 expositores
See on InstagramFrom Complete
More from Sarah Rocksane Araujo
View profileMost popular
BeautyNatura curates Valentine's gifts with Essencial Safran
BeautyParfums de Marly tops US$780 million in retail and speeds up global expansion
BeautyAssaults and public disputes revive the debate on conduct in beauty salons
InnovationLight has become a building material
CultureIn Belgrade, the Atlantic was heard before it was seen







