The Palette That Changed My Opinion On Blusher

I have never worn blusher truly because I just don't think it suits my skin tone so I just slap bronzer on my face and that's me done. However, when my best friend suggested the Limited-edition Blush Bliss Palette she swears by, I gave in and finally let her try it on me. Honestly, I was amazed. I didn't think blush could look so nice on me as it makes me look more alive.

The Blusher comes in four shades.

1. Genuine- A warm, peachy matte pink. Perfect for everyday wear.

2. Breathtaking- A cold undertone, matte, rosy barbie pink.

3. Graceful- A beautiful terracotta pink. This blush has a light shimmer of gold (it's my favourite shade.) If you prefer dewy makeup looks this shade is better suited for you.

4. Lovable- This blush is slightly brighter than Breathtaking but has a neutral undertone.

The brand states to have included special ingredients such as Amazonian clay powder for longevity, Vitamin E which protects you from toxins from the environment such as pollution and mineral pigments to soften the skin.

Pros:

• High pigmented colours so you only need to use a little bit. When you have dipped your blush into the palette, make sure you tap the brush to remove excess powder.

• The blush lasted the whole day.

• The blushes blend out easily and smoothly so you don't end up looking like a clown (LOL.)

• Even though the palette is £34, you can really see the quality of the powders through the formula. The blush doesn't look like a cheap blush that you used to use for your Barbie dolls but rather a blush fit for a model.

• It's also oil free so it doesn't clog pores and it is great for acne prone skin.

• The palette gives you a good range of colours to suit any skin tone and any event. The shade Genuine and Graceful are perfect everyday blushes. When I tried the blush palette I had mixed these two together and I loved it. Breathtaking and Loveable are great for events as they're quite dramatic.

• The palette is versatile as you can also apply these shades to your eyelid to create a pretty pink makeup look.

Cons:

• In order to suit more skin shades and more makeup looks, they could have included a brown or an orange undertone blush rather than stick to the pink colour range.

If you're not really a blush person, I guarantee you that this palette will change your whole perspective on blush.

Kritique Rating: 4.8/5.