In the northern part of the Yucatán Peninsula between the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, Las Coloradas is a small port town with a population of about 1,000 people and a pristine natural environment. Here you can see the pink lagoon, a vibrant peachy salt field with a clear blue sky. Pink Lagoon was born out of a fascination with the natural beauty created by red pigmented plankton and shrimp. Its color is reminiscent of the graceful pink flamingos that gather nearby.

Traveling through the wilderness from the capital of Namibia is the oldest desert in the world, which dates back 80 million years. As the word "Namib" in the language of the indigenous people, which means "nothing," suggests, there is nothing but silence and seemingly endless sand with wild animals like ostriches, snakes, lizards, and zebras that survive and thrive. Inspired by the iron-oxide-rich apricot-colored sand of the Namib, Namibian Sand is a shade that balances elegance and wildness.

The Canary Islands are a Spanish territory consisting of seven islands in the North Atlantic Ocean. Among these small islands, La Palma is said to be the darkest place in the world which attracts astronomers from all over the world. Purple Sky is a color reminiscent of the blue-purple night sky seen from the island of La Palma, a purple that especially suits grownups.