Meh. What's the bloody point?
Looks like there's no place for the balms in chez Buick.
The balms are quite sheer, only very lightly tinted. They changed the color of my lips, but only enough to even out the natural color and give it a cast of new color. The sparkle isn't too obvious when worn, either - it's more of that light reflective micro-shimmer. I compared these originally to the very sheer cremesheen glasses that came with Cremesheen + Pearl, such as Rising Sun (which I looooove).
The big difference with these balms, as I've said before, is that you can actually blot them down without them doing weird, crumbly or uneven things on your lips - plus they still stay moisturizing-feeling when you blot them down. These are the unique features they have - and if you like barely there lips, when you see these features, they might make you sit up and notice. Personally, I've got one of each set aside, and if I winnow it down, I'm still only going to skip one or two. It's a good look if you like to concentrate on your eyes and want to keep your lips as played down as possible without just going bare. Also a good product if you're a little older and want to give your lips that fresh, Sweet 16, effect - they're really good for youth-i-fying. If you already have young lips, then it just boils down to if you like the texture and the sheerness.
I do think Temptalia will probably give a pretty fair assessment of how moisturizing they'll actually be, since she makes an effort to test products out all day and sometimes all night. From what I could tell, I didn't think they were less moisturizing than tender tones.