Vital Stats
Product Weight: 4.2 gmPrice: $8
Status: Cruelty-Free
Ingredients
From Colourpop website |
Packaging
- Comes in a standard Colourpop white tub, with a transparent screw on cap.
- The actual product itself is housed inside a metallic pot in the plastic tub.
- Bulky packaging takes up a lot of drawer space.
Product
- The product is very mousey, squishy and bouncy like Colourpop eyeshadows.
- There is a pattern overlay on the blush, which disappears once the first layer is through.
- The product will dry out fast if kept open for long.
Shades
Thames: A cool dusty pinky mauve shade with a matte finish. This shade was part of the Alchemy collection which is currently not available online.
Flush'D: An apricot-coral shade with a semi-matte finish. Though advertised as matte, one can clearly see the sheen and the sparkles. This shade was part of the Kaepop collection.
Performance
- Application is very tricky:
- On applying the product with fingers, I couldn't blend the product and I was left with finger marks across my cheeks.
- On applying with synthetic brushes, the brush couldn't pick up enough product, and the result was not very flattering.
- Very pigmented and a little goes a long way.
- Wore well without fading for 8 hours.
- Colours showed up beautifully on my tan skin.
- Looks super natural when blended, but blending itself is a pain.
Swatch
No face swatch, as I am down with viral flu, and I have been roaming around in my pajamas, with hair tied up in a bun for the past 3 days. Not a pretty pic to post online!
Verdict
I would give them a miss considering the pain in the <places you don't want to name> application process. If you are a cream blush person, definitely try one from this SuperShock Cheek range to see whether you love it or just feel MEH!
Have you tried any of the Colourpop's cheek products?