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Best Blushes (2023) | Editor's Top Picks

Christine — Sat, 24 Dec 2022 14:05:00 +0000

There is no shortage of highly rated powder blushes over the years, but in the last couple of years, we have seen a massive increase in liquid blushes and cream blushes as well. This list includes a mix of all three. They are editor-approved and editor-tested, featuring the best blushes for 2023 (as they’re presently available). I’ve tried to include a mix of brands, shades, and formulas so that our list of best blushes offers something for everyone.

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Top Rated Blushes from 2023

Check out the current top 10 highest-rated blushes (individual shades) reviewed by the editor in 2023–this list will update automatically! This list includes limited edition and permanent blushes — individual shades, not formulas — reviewed in 2023, so it primarily includes newly-released products, whereas the first list in this post is focused on top-performing formulas that have proven to release consistently highly reviewed shades and are currently available.

01.

01. Bali elf

elf

PPermanent. $7.00/0.35 oz.

A-

elf Bali Putty Blush ($7.00 for 0.35 oz.) is a medium, orangey-copper with strong, warm undertones and a matte finish (once fully dried down).

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elf Bali Putty Blush ($7.00 for 0.35 oz.) is a medium, orangey-copper with strong, warm undertones and a matte finish (once fully dried down).

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Rare Beauty Worth Soft Pinch Liquid Blush ($23.00 for 0.25 oz.) is a brighter, medium pink-coral with subtle, warm undertones and a dewy sheen.

Medium,...

Moira Ruby Flush Signature Ombre Blush ($9.50 for 0.317 oz.) is a rich, pink-coral with subtle, warm undertones and a natural matte finish.

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Giorgio Armani Mania (40) Glow Blush ($38.00 for 0.12 oz.) is a deep, reddish-coral with subtle, warm undertones and a satin finish.

Medium, buildable...

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Bronze Seduction is one of the best, permanent palettes from the brand and is also one of the more cohesive color stories.

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The way I approach my guides is by focusing permanent palettes that have stood the test of time–they are high quality, consistent, and all have performed well. Every palette is thoroughly tested and reviewed (every single shade!) so I know it’s a truly fantastic product that stands out!

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15. Tisse Camelia (202) Chanel

Chanel

PPermanent. $70.00/0.07 oz.

Chanel Tisse Camelia (202) Les 4 Ombres Eyeshadow Quad ($61.00 for 0.07 oz.) is a soft, pink and purple...

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Chanel Tisse Camelia (202) Les 4 Ombres Eyeshadow Quad ($61.00 for 0.07 oz.) is a soft, pink and purple...

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Check out the current top 10 highest-rated lipglosses (individual shades) reviewed by the editor in 2022–this list will update automatically!

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01. On the Ritz ColourPop

ColourPop

PPermanent. $10.00/0.21 oz.

ColourPop On the Ritz Fresh Kiss Lip Lacquer ($8.00 for 0.21 oz.) is a brighter, pinky-plum with cool undertones and a glossy, cream finish. It had...

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ColourPop On the Ritz Fresh Kiss Lip Lacquer ($8.00 for 0.21 oz.) is a brighter, pinky-plum with cool undertones and a glossy, cream finish. It had...

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02. Cut Loose ColourPop

ColourPop

PPermanent. $8.00/0.2 oz.

ColourPop Cut Loose So Glassy Lip Gloss ($8.00 for 0.2 oz.) is a brighter, orange-copper-shimmered gloss with lots of lighter and darker copper...

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ColourPop Cut Loose So Glassy Lip Gloss ($8.00 for 0.2 oz.) is a brighter, orange-copper-shimmered gloss with lots of lighter and darker copper...

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03. Mai Type Fenty Beauty

Fenty Beauty

PPermanent. $27.00/0.1 oz.

Fenty Beauty Mai Type Poutsicle Hydrating Lip Stain ($24.00 for 0.1 oz.) is a neon, coral-red with warm undertones and a high-shine, glossy finish.

Semi-sheer...

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Fenty Beauty Mai Type Poutsicle Hydrating Lip Stain ($24.00 for 0.1 oz.) is a neon, coral-red with warm undertones and a high-shine, glossy finish.

Semi-sheer...

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ColourPop Glossy Lip Stain

Best Lipsticks (2022) | Editor's Top Picks

Christine — Fri, 04 Feb 2022 14:15:00 +0000

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Urban Decay No Restraints Vice Lip Bond Glossy Liquid Lipstick ($25.00 for 0.2 oz.) is a rich, vivid medium purple with subtle, warm pink undertones...

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08. Rare Ruby Bobbi Brown

Bobbi Brown

PPermanent. $40.00/0.13 oz.

A+

Bobbi Brown Rare Ruby Luxe Lipstick ($40.00 for 0.13 oz.) is a rich, medium-dark brick red with warmer undertones and a cream finish.

Opaque...

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Bobbi Brown Rare Ruby Luxe Lipstick ($40.00 for 0.13 oz.) is a rich, medium-dark brick red with warmer undertones and a cream finish.

Opaque...

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09. One Last Night (444) Lancome

Lancome

PPermanent. $32.00/0.12 oz.

A+

Lancome One Last Night (444) L'Absolu Rouge Cream Lipstick (2022) ($32.00 for 0.12 oz.) is a brighter, medium-dark rosy mauve with subtle, cool...

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Lancome One Last Night (444) L'Absolu Rouge Cream Lipstick (2022) ($32.00 for 0.12 oz.) is a brighter, medium-dark rosy mauve with subtle, cool...

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10. Shock Value Urban Decay

Urban Decay

PPermanent. $25.00/0.2 oz.

A+

Urban Decay Shock Value Vice Lip Bond Glossy Liquid Lipstick ($25.00 for 0.14 oz.) is a vivid, medium-dark fuchsia pink with strong, cool blue...

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Urban Decay Shock Value Vice Lip Bond Glossy Liquid Lipstick ($25.00 for 0.14 oz.) is a vivid, medium-dark fuchsia pink with strong, cool blue...

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Dior DiorSkin Nude Luminizer

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It's a new line of powder highlighters that are supposed to give the "face a multidimensional glow" with a "high concentration of shimmering pigments." It's an update on their previous Luminizers but with lighter-weight packaging (and no included brush, which wasn't anything to write home about anyway!) and a lower price. Read more...

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MAC Extra Dimension Skinfinish

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The Extra Dimension Skinfinish formula is supposed to give “the perfect glow to the skin” with a “creamy powder formula” that wears for “10 hours.” It’s a powder highlighter that I’d describe as a moderate to intense highlighter, and they come in varying hues with some that might work as highlighting blushes/bronzers are on some skin tones and true highlighters on other skin tones. In general, the formula is very pigmented, blendable, and wears around eight to nine hours on me.

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Milani Strobelight Instant Glow Powder

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ColourPop Winter Nites Lite Stix ($8.00 for 0.33 oz.) is a light lavender with subtle, cooler pearl and a more translucent finish so the undertones...

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07. Light Chaser ColourPop

ColourPop

LELimited Edition. $10.00/0.28 oz.

A+

ColourPop Light Chaser Lite Stix ($8.00 for 0.33 oz.) is a light lavender with strong, cool bluish-violet pearl throughout.

Semi-sheer, buildable...

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ColourPop Light Chaser Lite Stix ($8.00 for 0.33 oz.) is a light lavender with strong, cool bluish-violet pearl throughout.

Semi-sheer, buildable...

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08. Skywatcher ColourPop

ColourPop

LELimited Edition. $10.00/0.28 oz.

A+

ColourPop Skywatcher Lite Stix ($8.00 for 0.33 oz.) had more of a subtly, gold-tinted base with blue-top-green shifting duochrome pearl.

Semi-sheer,...

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ColourPop Skywatcher Lite Stix ($8.00 for 0.33 oz.) had more of a subtly, gold-tinted base with blue-top-green shifting duochrome pearl.

Semi-sheer,...

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09. Cuivre Dore (897) Chanel

Chanel

LELimited Edition. $120.00/0.56 oz.

A+

Chanel Cuivre Dore (897) Illuminating Face Powder (Oversize) ($88.00 for 0.56 oz.) is a richer, medium copper with warm, more golden undertones paired...

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Chanel Cuivre Dore (897) Illuminating Face Powder (Oversize) ($88.00 for 0.56 oz.) is a richer, medium copper with warm, more golden undertones paired...

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10. Lunar Lights MAC

MAC

LELimited Edition. $42.00/0.31 oz.

MAC Lunar Lights Extra Dimension Skinfinish ($37.00 for 0.31 oz.) is a light, golden peach with warmer undertones and a smooth, luminous finish. It...

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MAC Lunar Lights Extra Dimension Skinfinish ($37.00 for 0.31 oz.) is a light, golden peach with warmer undertones and a smooth, luminous finish. It...

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Best Blush Brushes | By Coverage - 2022 Editor's Must Haves

Christine — Wed, 22 Dec 2021 04:12:00 +0000

The right blush brush is really dependent on what product one’s trying to apply! A very pigmented blush often requires a less-dense, more feathery brush for foolproof, buildable application, whereas a lighter or sheerer blush works better with a denser brush. This is why we’ve broken out recommendations by the coverage you’ll get, so you can find the perfect tool that fits your personal style!

It can also depend on whether one’s naturally a bit heavier handed or lighter handed, as it may mean that going for a less-dense brush is more or less ideal.

Best Blush Brushes for Sheerer Coverage

When you want sheer coverage blush application, you’re looking for airier, more feathery brushes; they’re less-densely packed with bristles and have a lot of movement. They’ll work better with softer, more powdery formulas as opposed to denser, stiffer powder products–on average. However, if you have an intensely pigmented blush that’s firmer,

Wayne Goss The Air Brush ($35.00)

It is a small, more paddle-shaped face brush with tapered bristles that come to a rounded edge. It’s aptly name The Air Brush because it is airy; it’s not densely-packed, so it has a feathery feel against the skin (though not ticklish!). I prefer using this brush with sheerer formulas or ones that are more powdery but would avoid with stiffer formulas (need something denser for those). Available at a Beautylish.

Sonia G Fan Pro Brush ($32.00)

It is a small, goat-haired fan brush that has a rounded, pinched ferrule where the brushes flare outward to create a gently curved edge. It is incredibly soft and moves fluidly against the skin–no feeling of any individual bristles at all. Available at Beautylish.

Wayne Goss Brush 14 Cheek Brush ($33.00)

This is a longer-than-average cheek brush that flares outward from the base and then tapers toward the last third of the brush head to a rounded edge. The gradual taper of the bristles and the rounder shape make it excellent for applying intensely pigmented blushes for a sheerer effect. I’d reach for this over the previous two for any very, very pigmented, more contrasting shade of blush (like a matte red blush for me). Available at Beautylish.

Honorable mention: SUQQU Cheek Brush ($123.60) is an extremely silky, airy brush, but it’s harder to purchase in a lot of countries.

Best Blush Brushes for Medium, Buildable Coverage

In my experience, most blushes have more medium to semi-opaque pigmentation with a moderate hand, so these are the kind of brushes that work well with those. You can use a lighter hand with them to get sheerer coverage or a heavier hand to pick up more product in one pass for more intense color application.

Sometimes, you may find that you like one brush for the initial lay down and diffusion of color but prefer another shape for really buffing and blending out the edges for a seamless result. I find this to be true with more matte blushes as well as any blush that is a bit harder to blend out.

Sonia G. Face Two ($48.00)

It’s a small-to-medium sized brush with a flatter edge, so it’s almost like a small, buffing brush with good spring and enough fluffiness to make it a really well-rounded tool. I find the shape to work well for gently patting onto the surface of a product and getting the exact application I want (even sheer, really) and can easily get medium and buildable coverage. Available at Beautylish.

Sonia G. Designer Pro ($46.00)

It’s a slightly smaller-than-average cheek brush, but it’s moderately dense and has a more paddle-like shape (with a soft, domed edge), so it lays down product easily with a few taps but then has the density necessary to diffuse and blend out products evenly. Available at Beautylish.

Sonia G. Sculpt Three ($32.00)

It’s a small, but mighty, smaller fan brush that picks up product evenly and deposits in precisely, which I find perfect for creating intense glow exactly where you want it. Available at Beautylish.

Hakuhodo G5545 Blush Brush ($63.00)

It is a medium-sized, flatter blush brush with a rounded, tapered edge that picks up product well and distributes it gradually and naturally diffused. I like using this with very pigmented cheek products or more softly-pressed powders.

Wayne Goss Brush 12 ($53.00)

It is more of a classic blush brush; medium in size, moderately-dense, and lightly domed. It applies color more moderately but is amazing at blending out edges as denser brushes work better for buffing in small circles (but without lifting up base products, as the bristles are quite soft). Available at Beautylish.

Best Blush Brushes for Intense Pigmentation

These are slightly larger, denser versions of the brushes listed in the section above–more rounded, medium-to-large-sized blush brushes. I reach for these when I’m using lighter shades, applying bronzer all-over the face, or if I’m working with a sheerer powder to begin with and want a bit more coverage out of it. These also work well for buffing and blending out color already placed on the skin, where I’ll use a clean one of these style brushes after I used something more precise to apply my blush.

Hakuhodo B505 Blush Brush ($98.00)

It is a medium-to-large blush brush that’s quite dense (but not stiff) with tapering bristles that makes it fantastic for diffusing and blending out blush. The size works well for those who apply bronzer to a greater portion of the face, though. This brush is also available in the J-series for less.

Wayne Goss Brush 11 ($48.00)

It is a medium-to-large sized face brush that has a rounded edge, tapering bristles, and moderate density. It’s actually marketed as a “Buffing Brush,” which is what I tend to use it for–making sure blush edges are perfectly blended and the like.

Best Blush Brushes for Liquids & Creams

Like I’ve found for liquid and cream highlighters, I routinely opt for fingertips over brushes in most instances–they’re efficient, the warmth improves blending, and mean no extra brushes to wash! I prefer more duo-fiber style brushes and will opt for synthetic for true liquids and creams as they’re more resilient and don’t absorb product.

As I find smaller brushes to be more precise, which is necessary when dealing with liquids and creams, my favorites for blush are exactly the same as highlighters!

MAC 159S Duo Fibre Brush ($35.00)

It is a small-to-medium-sized, domed cheek brush that has more feathery, sparse bristles at the edge, which help with gradual, diffused application. Available at Nordstrom.

Real Techniques Setting Brush ($7.99)

It’s a small, more precise synthetic brush that works well for applying highlighters to the high points of the face. I typically use it with liquids and creams, but it could also be used with powders. Available at Ulta.

Check out my other brush guides: Best Highlighter Brushes | Best Eyeshadow Brushes

Wayne Goss The Air-Brush

Sonia G Fan Pro

Wayne Goss Brush 14 (White)

Sonia G Face Two Brush

Sonia G Face Two

Sonia G Designer Pro

Sonia G Sculpt Three

Hakuhodo G5545BkSL Blush Brush Round & Flat

Wayne Goss Brush 12 (White)

Hakuhodo B505BkSL Blush Brush Round & Flat

Wayne Goss Brush 11 (White)

Wayne Goss The Air-Brush

Sonia G Fan Pro

Wayne Goss Brush 14 (White)

Sonia G Face Two Brush

Sonia G Face Two

Sonia G Designer Pro

Sonia G Sculpt Three

Hakuhodo G5545BkSL Blush Brush Round & Flat

Wayne Goss Brush 12 (White)

Hakuhodo B505BkSL Blush Brush Round & Flat

Wayne Goss Brush 11 (White)

Best Highlighter Brushes for 2022 - Get the Perfect Glow!

Christine — Wed, 22 Dec 2021 03:40:00 +0000

There are a few different styles of highlighting brushes on the market, but the most common highlighter brush is medium in size and flares outward from the ferrule and then tapers to a point, which can be more or less rounded.

Highlighter brushes can be less-dense and feel airier or be moderately dense and can almost buff products into the skin. There are also fan brushes, which are shaped like a hand fan, which are often for more diffused, subtler application.

Best Highlighter Brushes for Subtle Glow

You want to look for less-densely packed brushes–ones described as silky, airy, fluffy, or light–as they’ll pick up less product and disperse it in a more diffused manner, which results in a subtle, more gradual glow. For subtle highlighter formulas, you may still want a more moderate brush because the product starts out subtle, whereas if you’re trying to make an intense highlighter more buildable in glow, that’s where an airy brush excels.

They are ideal for use with softer powders (nothing too dense/cream-like) that have fine to moderate shimmer size (I would not use them with glitters unless it was a more softly-pressed glittery highlighter).

Wayne Goss The Air Brush ($35.00)

It is a small, flatter face brush with tapered bristles that come to a rounded edge. Despite being flatter, it excels at blending out the edges of various powders on the face. It’s one of my favorite brushes for all things face, but it is superb for anyone who wants lighter application of their colored cheek products. Available at a Beautylish.

Sonia G Fan Pro Brush ($32.00)

Chikuhodo Z-4 Cheek/Highlighter Brush ($73.00)

It is an incredibly soft, almost airy small cheek brush that, as the name says, works for blush and highlighter. The squirrel hair picks up less product than goat or other hair-types, so it gives a more buildable, gradual application of product–ideal for light-to-moderate application of highlight. Available at Beautylish.

Honorable mention: SUQQU Cheek Brush ($123.60) is an extremely silky, airy brush, but it’s harder to purchase in a lot of countries.

Best Highlighter Brushes for Moderate Glow

These are brushes that have very soft bristles that naturally pickup a bit less product and give a more diffused application initially, but they still yield a more moderate application unless you have a very light hand.

is a medium-sized, rounded blush brush that I reach for highlighters as well as blushes, so it’s more multi-tasking for me. I like using this for more diffused application over a larger area or when I’m using a finishing powder. This is one I often reach for when I use Hourglass’ Ambient Lighting Powders, which I’ll dust over greater areas of my face.

Sonia G. Designer Pro ($46.00)

Chikuhodo Z-2 Highlight ($78.00)

This is a smaller, tapered highlighter brush designed for more precise application with squirrel hair, which results in a softer, more diffused application compared to other hair types. Available at Beautylish.

Wayne Goss Brush 10 ($38.00)

This is a rounded, tapered, highlighting brush with a soft, moderately dense feel on the skin that works well for applying and blending out powders on the cheeks.

Alternatively, Hakuhodo J5521 Highlight Brush ($38.00) is extremely similar in shape, so it is also an excellent choice (I use both). B5521 Highlight Brush ($53.00) is softer (mix of blue squirrel and goat hair) for those who need softer bristles in this shape. S5521BBk Highlight Brush ($47.00) is more resilient and works better with stiffer products with its mix of goat and horse hair.

Honorable Mentions: Chikuhodo Z-8 Cheek ($111.00), Chikuhodo Takumi T-5 ($52.00)

Best Highlighter Brushes for Intense Glow

I’ll often use a more tapered highlighter brush (see above for most of my recommendations) with a slightly heavier hand to achieve a more intense glow, but I’ve also listed some of my favorites that I reach for that are specifically ideal for heavier application of highlighter. (Also, blush brushes are often great tools for applying highlighter more intensely!)

Sonia G. Face Two ($48.00)

It’s a small-to-medium sized brush with a flatter edge, so it’s almost like a small, buffing brush with good spring and enough fluffiness to make it a really well-rounded tool. I love it for getting intense, pigmented highlighter application (in addition to using it with blush). Available at Beautylish.

Sonia G. Sculpt Three ($32.00)

Best Highlighter Brushes for Liquids & Creams

I often use fingertips more than brushes (hey, less brushes to wash that way) with liquids and creams as I find application to work quite well either way, but when I use brushes, these have been my go-tos for years.

MAC 159S Duo Fibre Brush ($35.00)

It is a small-to-medium-sized, domed cheek brush that has more feathery, sparse bristles at the edge, which help with gradual, diffused application. Available at Nordstrom.

Real Techniques Setting Brush ($7.99)

Check out my other brush guides: Best Blush Brushes | Best Eyeshadow Brushes

Wayne Goss The Air-Brush

Sonia G Fan Pro

Chikuhodo Z-4 Cheek/Highlight Brush

Suqqu Cheek Brush

Sonia G Designer Pro

Chikuhodo Z-2 Highlight Brush

Wayne Goss Brush 10 Cheek Brush

Sonia G Face Two Brush

Sonia G Face Two

Sonia G Sculpt Three

Wayne Goss The Air-Brush

Sonia G Fan Pro

Chikuhodo Z-4 Cheek/Highlight Brush

Suqqu Cheek Brush

Sonia G Designer Pro

Chikuhodo Z-2 Highlight Brush

Wayne Goss Brush 10 Cheek Brush

Sonia G Face Two Brush

Sonia G Face Two

Sonia G Sculpt Three

Best Single Eyeshadows (2022 | Editor's Top Picks

Christine — Thu, 04 Feb 2021 14:35:00 +0000

This guide features permanently available single eyeshadow ranges that have released consistently high-quality shades. There aren’t too many full-fledged single eyeshadow ranges by mainstream brands these days, so this list is filled with several indie offerings, which I’ve really expanded over the last two years. These are editor-approved and editor-tested, so the list features the best single eyeshadows for 2022 — ones that are currently available this year. I’ve tried to include a mix of brands, shades, and formulas so that our list of best single eyeshadows offers something for everyone.

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ColourPop Pressed Powder Shadow

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The new Pressed Powder Shadow formula is supposed to be “highly pigmented” with an “ultra-velvety and silky” texture that is “long-wearing” and “adheres easily to the eyes.” Most of the shades have semi-opaque to opaque pigmentation that applies well to bare skin, blends out without issue, and lasts for seven to eight hours. Read more...

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Viseart Eyeshadow

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The eyeshadow formula is supposed to be "pigment[ed]" with "smooth and even application" that is "long-lasting." The matte shades are typically semi-opaque to opaque but buildable with soft, velvety textures that can sometimes be a little powdery or slightly firm, depending on the shade. I find that the mattes are often best suited to someone who likes control over pigmentation and may prefer to build up color; they regularly perform better in practice than just swatched on the arm as well. Read more...

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ColourPop Super Shock Shadow

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ColourPop Hot Totty Super Shock Shadow ($6.00 for 0.07 oz.) is a rich, pinky-red with a neon quality to it paired with flecks of cool violet and...

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