The Temptress' Touch (kudos to L'Oreal for getting that possessive apostrophe in the right place) is a yellow green shimmer with pops of gold and orange—reminds me of the sun coming through the leaves on the trees in the fall when they've just barely started to change colors. I used two coats, no topcoat, for these swatches.
The Temptress' Touch glows quite nicely in low light:
The Temptress' Power was the most interesting one in the group to me because I couldn't think of anything in my stash quite like it. It's a warm light brown with a green shimmer. It's a bit sheer; I used three coats and still had some nail line showing.
Low light made this one glow, too, and also made it look less sheer since the shimmer became so prominent.
Because The Temptress' Power was sheer, I tried it layered on top of The Temptress' Touch; here's two coats of each:
I did the other three pairs together. Here's The Muse's Attitude, a deep teal green shimmer, with an accent of The Muse's Inspiration, an orange shimmer (two coats of each):
The Muses in low light:
The Mystic's Fortune is a deep blue shimmer; here it is at two coats with an accent of The Mystic's Future, a bright warm purple shimmer (also two coats):
Low light Mystics:
Finally, here is The Queen's Ambition, a black with silver microglitter, with an accent of The Queen's Might, a deep rose pink shimmer. Ambition is two coats and it could really use topcoat but I was too lazy to add some. Might is three thin coats; two thicker ones would probably have worked as well.
Low light doesn't do anything for Ambition other than highlight the need for topcoat, but Might looks pretty.
For me, the Temptress pair is the standout among these.
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