I guess they’re perfect to create a “no makeup-makeup” look, which happens to be how I would describe the classic makeup look of the English woman, if I had to. I don’t want to say they’ re not pigmented, because they are, but they’re definitely meant to be buildable.Īs you can see, these shades don’t lack pigments, but they’re not really making a statement either. I was a little skeptical about the eyeshadows at first, because they’re very… Muted. I also love that it’s much darker than most blushes, so it won’t end up looking bubblegum pink on your cheeks… To me, this is the perfect shade of blush, and I feel like it would also be universally flattering, no matter your skin-tone.Īfter playing with this palette a bit, I discovered that the blush isn’t the only thing I like in it. It’s super sheer and very blendable, so you for sure won’t end up with that Krusty The Clown look. That’s how I want to wear it, and that’s how I’ll keep wearing it, because it looks amazing. I don’t even know if it’s meant to be a blush, and I don’t care. It’s just not my vibe.īut this blush? I’ve been wearing it almost every day for 2 months. I used to never wear it, and I only started dabbling lightly in it lately… But I’m never the girl who will go out with flushed pink cheeks. At the event, I was mesmerized by the bottom right shade (Rosy), which is a red-ish dark pink with just the right amount of glow, and I wanted to use it as a blush.Īnd in case you haven’t noticed yet, I’m not a fan of blush. To be totally honest, I chose this palette because of the 3 bigger pans on the bottom.
Hello Beautiful! English Rose Face Palette, $24
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