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Burberry My Burberry Blush Palette Review, Photos, Swatches

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My Burberry Blush

Burberry My Burberry Blush Palette ($68.00 for 0.17 oz.) is a soft, medium pink with warm undertones and a satin finish. It had nearly opaque pigmentation in one layer but was a more forgiving blush that could be diffused or used with a lighter hand for less coverage if desired. The gold in the background of the powder was just an overspray; all swatches were done after removing the overspray.

The formula is supposed to have a “soft-as-silk” texture that yields a “blendable powder formula [that] can be layered for custom intensity.” I would describe it as a fairly pigmented blush–medium to semi-opaque coverage if used with a light hand or feathery brush–that had a more forgiving texture, so it could easily be sheered out for less coverage or intensity. The finish became more luminous the more blended and diffused the powder was on the skin, but it never appeared noticeably shimmery so it never accentuated the skin’s natural texture. The texture was smooth, moderately dense, but I had no trouble picking up product with softer brushes (like SUQQU’s Cheek). On me, it wore well for eight and a half hours before fading slightly.

Makeup Look
On face:
  • Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk
  • Giorgio Armani Power Fabric
  • Burberry My Burberry Blush Palette
On eyes:
  • Dose of Colors Baked Browns Eyeshadow Palette
  • Dose of Colors Magic Momint Eyedeal
  • Dose of Colors Mint to Be Eyedeal
  • Marc Jacobs Whirl(pool) Matte Highliner
On lips:
  • Dose of Colors Mintea Matte Liquid Lipstick

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Deborah S. Avatar

My daughter was just looking at this blush last night and telling me how beautiful the embossing was. I hadn’t seen it until today. Absolutely stunning. If it was cheaper I would purchase two and keep one in pristine condition so that I could just stare at it all day. Alas, if I purchase two it will be one for me and one for my daughter.
Christine, in the past you have done questions around what is your favorite purple eye shadow or pink blush. Do you remember if you have ever done one regarding a blush to wear with a red lip, such as Ruby Woo? I just purchased my first tube of Ruby Woo and not sure what blush would compliment it. I have very pale skin with cool undertones. I would love to see what other Temptalia readers would recommend if you haven’t asked that question yet.

Mariella Avatar

Overspray!!! Oversprays annoy me so much because either you test it at the counter and love the effect of the product blended with the overspray and then, after buying it and using it a few times, that overspray is gone and what you’re left with is something not quite the same. OR, if you do not like the overspray, you are trying to wear it away somehow and with a pricey product like this, that’s a fair bit of waste.

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