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Showing posts with label Cream. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cream. Show all posts

Sunday, 22 September 2013

Bourjois Cream Blush | Review



Whilst trailing around superdrug I spotted this under the 'new' section and decided to try it as it claims to change colour to suit the individual wearing it which is similar to the Dior Rosy Glow blush which i've been dying to try out!. I tbink the deal with this is it's supposed to just give you a natural almost undeetectable look which it achieves on my skin. The texture is very much powder to cream and I feel that you have to use a lot to get a bit of a colour pay off. I normally wouldn't mind but its £8 for 2.5g of product so in theory I was best off splurging on the Dior one. If I'm honest I do really like this blush and the natural look I get from it, however as you may have guessed I'm slightly disappointed by the pigmentation and the price!. Look's like the drug store is going to be as expensive as high end make up very shortly!.

Blush Exclusif Swatch


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Thursday, 21 February 2013

Topshop Cream Blushers

I was completely unsure about Topshop Make Up when it was first introduced a few years ago as I couldn't understand how a normal high street which was "too expensive" for me could produce a line that was actually good quality. However when I started earning some money I fell for the charm produced by the adorable packaging this line has. My first ever product was the cream blushers and they are by far my favourite blushers that I own as they're so incredibly wearable and really flatter this seasons "glowy" look. It's safe to say I'm now a massive fan of Topshop Make Up especially after receiving 6 products from the latest collection for only £10 thanks to ELLE.

The two blushers that I own from Topshop that I'm also going to show you swatches of are Prime Time and Head Over Heels and they're both priced at £6 which is pretty decent.



As you can see they're extremely pigmented and relatively dewy however prime time is a tiny bit more matte and needs to be blended in a lot more to avoid looking patchy. Both these blushers look a lot more natural when blended so don't worry, you won't look like a Las Vegas drag queen!. 


Can't get over just how adorable their packaging is either!




What are your favourite products from the Topshop Make Up range?

And has anyone tried the Blush Stick yet as I'm unsure whether to try?