There are eight shades in total as can be seen in the first photo, here are the first four.
Top to Bottom: Blushing Bride, Natural Beauty, Flush, Tipsy |
Left to Right: Natural Beauty, Flush, Tipsy, Blushing Bride |
Tipsy is a peachy coral shade. It has a bit more of an orange shade to it than blissful in my opinion. Matte texture.
Flush is a bright grape shade. Matte texture and really pigmented as well.
Natural Beauty is a bright red-raspberry. Also matte and super pigmented.
And here are the second half!
Amused is a bright blue-based pink (brighter than it appears here), very pigmented as well. Matte.
Blissful is a super lovely pinky-coral shade. This is the one I bought, and I adore the natural flush it gives. Matte texture, and quite pigmented as well.
Exposed is a matte tan shade, perfect for a neutral blush or conturing.
Doll Faced is a light pink. Least pigmented of all the shades but still a decent amount, as all these blushes are full of colour.
Hope these were hopeful!
You can look at them here on Sephora...
And here are the second half!
Top to Bottom: Amused, Blissful, Exposed, Doll Face |
Left to Right: Amused, Blissful, Exposed, Doll Faced |
Blissful is a super lovely pinky-coral shade. This is the one I bought, and I adore the natural flush it gives. Matte texture, and quite pigmented as well.
Exposed is a matte tan shade, perfect for a neutral blush or conturing.
Doll Faced is a light pink. Least pigmented of all the shades but still a decent amount, as all these blushes are full of colour.
Hope these were hopeful!
You can look at them here on Sephora...
I love how those are set up, with the river going through them!
ReplyDeleteI liked how Amused looked but the Sephora brand has the exact same color for half the price.
ReplyDelete@ Gudrun: I totally agree, I love the stand these are in- the river and rainforest set-up is brilliant, and love how this is echoed in the print on the powder! Really emphasizes the Amazon Rainforest part, and looks so cute too!
ReplyDelete@ Kat: I didn't know Sephora had anything similar! How does it last in comparison? Do you have a name for it? Thanks so much for the information!