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Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio Review, Photos, Swatches

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Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio
Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio

Pool Party

Anastasia Pool Party Blush Trio ($30.00 for 0.33 oz.) includes three coordinated blushes in medium-sized compact. The blush formula is supposed to be “finely-milled” and “full-pigmented” for “buildable intensity with a seamless finish.” Based on my interpretation, it seemed to say that it was buildable up to full coverage. This trio was a mixed bag of decent to good with variability in pigmentation (two were buildable, one was pretty pigmented), one was harder to blend out, and one that applied beautifully.

There are five trios available. They are presently available through Anastasia directly and will be available online at other retailers on June 13th and in stores on June 23rd.

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Anastasia Blank Blush
Anastasia Blank Blush
Anastasia Blank Blush
Anastasia Blank Blush
Anastasia Blank Blush
Anastasia Blank Blush
Anastasia Blank Blush
Anastasia Blank Blush
Anastasia Blank Blush

Blank

Blank is a muted, medium-dark mauve with warm, brown undertones and a matte finish. It had good color payoff that was buildadble from semi-opaque to opaque in two and a half layers. The consistency was smooth, firmer in the pan, and took a slightly heavier hand to get product to come off of the pan’s surface. It blended out fairly well and lasted for eight and a half hours on me.

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Anastasia Pageant Blush
Anastasia Pageant Blush
Anastasia Pageant Blush
Anastasia Pageant Blush
Anastasia Pageant Blush
Anastasia Pageant Blush
Anastasia Pageant Blush
Anastasia Pageant Blush
Anastasia Pageant Blush

Pageant

Pageant is a bright, light-medium cotton candy pink with cool, blue undertones and gold sparkle. The pigmentation was mostly opaque, rather than buildable. It had a more natural matte finish on the skin with bits of stray, gold sparkles that didn’t bind with the base product and sat very much atop the skin. I think it would have been better without the sparkles as they migrate and move during the day and hardly show up to begin with. The texture was soft, not too firmly pressed in the pan compared to the other shades, and was blendable on the skin. It stayed true-to-pan on my skin for eight and a half hours.

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Anastasia Kash Blush
Anastasia Kash Blush
Anastasia Kash Blush
Anastasia Kash Blush
Anastasia Kash Blush
Anastasia Kash Blush
Anastasia Kash Blush
Anastasia Kash Blush
Anastasia Kash Blush

Kash

Kash is a soft, medium pink-coral with warm undertones and semi-matte finish. I felt like this appeared more matte in the pan but once on my skin, it seemed to absorb the natural oils on my skin and have more of a natural matte look. It had buildable color payoff from medium to opaque, and it was easy to blend out on my cheeks. This shade wore well for eight hours on me before fading.

Makeup Look
On face:
  • Dior Star Foundation
  • Laura Mercier Loose Setting Powder
On eyes:
  • Anastasia Vermeer Eyeshadow
  • Anastasia Golden Copper Eyeshadow
  • Anastasia Sunset Eyesahdow
  • Anastasia Rose Gold Eyeshadow
  • Anastasia Realgar Eyeshadow
  • Anastasia Brick Eyeshadow
On lips:
  • Anastasia Amber Lip Gloss

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kjh Avatar

The old square ones? They were the pinnacle of good cheap fun. The Taupe in this swatch idt is that one. The square one was grayed and the round(?) one was browner. Got 3 on closeout for like $2. The problem was the names! Dusty Rose, iirc, was really mauve and Mauve was pink coral. Not only is that taupe good as contour for cooler tones, but you can cool down other blushes with it. Best six I ever spent on makeup. Just succumbed to rosee du soir. Mistake to start another brand. Kind of like potato chips. If I had seen it in this post, rather than elsewhere, prob would have checked cinematic first. That swatch is more me. This stuff makes us ‘gotta catch ’em all! I can wait to see all these in person. Blank is my favorite, but I agree that these aren’t faring as well as expected.

CeeBee Avatar

I wanted to love these but so far I feel like they should be better than they actually are… I really like the concept of blush trios because I like to blend and layer shades and finishes but these just aren’t exciting me 🙁

janine Avatar

I have it and really like it! I haven’t used the peachy color yet but bank is a shade darker than my skin and so nice for contouring or bronzing. I hadn’t noticed the tiny bit of sparkle moving but I wear highlight with it.
I love shimmery blushes but with eye shimmer and highlight it’s a bit much. Sometimes less is more.?

Isa Avatar

I don’t understand colours like Pageant that have random bits of sparkle in them, even for eyeshadows. There just isn’t enough of the glitter to do much of anything except look accidental, especially when applied to the face.

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