Wayne Goss Blush Palette Swatches

Christine | Updated: 10/02/20October 02, 2020

There are four variations in the recently-released Wayne Goss Blush Palette ($45.00 for 0.67 oz.) collection. Each palette is really a duo that features a more matte blush paired with a fairly shimmery highlighter. Here are swatches of the four duos!

Wayne Goss Blush Palettes

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Coral Rose

Blushing

Rosy

Blush Peony

Sweetened

Shimmer Pink

Bright Poppy

Sunny

Golden Glow

Vivid Azalea

Shocking

Pearl

Wayne Goss Coral Rose The Weightless Veil Blush Palette

Wayne Goss Blushing The Weightless Veil Blush

Wayne Goss Rosy The Weightless Veil Highlighter

Wayne Goss Blush Peony The Weightless Veil Blush Palette

Wayne Goss Sweetened The Weightless Veil Blush

Wayne Goss Shimmer Pink The Weightless Veil Highlighter

Wayne Goss Bright Poppy The Weightless Veil Blush Palette

Wayne Goss Sunny The Weightless Veil Blush

Wayne Goss Golden Glow The Weightless Veil Highlighter

Wayne Goss Vivid Azalea The Weightless Veil Blush Palette

Wayne Goss Shocking The Weightless Veil Blush

Wayne Goss Pearl The Weightless Veil Highlighter

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Nancy T

Medium, Olive, neutral undertones. Combination skin.

Vivid Azalea. After seeing several others who are near or at my skintone, Alicia @kinkysweat, Tara Lynn and Kelsee Briana Jai using this one *lightly*, I’m sold on it. It pops on our lt. tan/medium golden skintones in a very pretty, unexpected way. Not as clown-like as one may fear if used sparingly and we’ll diffused!

Denise S.

Deep Tan, Yellow, moderately yellow undertones. Combination skin.

These look so pretty. I’m thinking of picking up Coral Rose and Vivid Azalea. Waiting for the review to see if I have dupes. Wish they were a little smaller and cheaper.

Denise S.

Deep Tan, Yellow, moderately yellow undertones. Combination skin.

I meant to say I’m interested in Bright Poppy not Coral Rose. I think Coral Rose is for lighter skin tones.

Deborah S.

Lightest, Neutral, slight pink undertones. Dry skin.

They are all very pretty but my favorite would be Bright Poppy and the blush side would work for me, but the highlight side is much too dark for me. I also like Vivid Azalea.

Francesca

Light Plus, Olive, warm undertones. Normal-to-Dry skin.

Individually, they are all nice colors and seems quite good too. But most of the pairings does not make sense to me: warm with cool, deep with light, bright with muted. How they can both work for the same person? I think the duos could have been arranged in a more meaningful way

Bronwyn

Very Light, Pink, moderately pink undertones. Combination skin.

I love the light pink highlighter. Also, glad that these seem pretty pigmented and will actually suit many skin tones. I’ve watched a few videos where people layered the highlighter underneath the blush and it looked quite nice like that.

kjh

Hoping you will review these, as some are easy to understand singly, but would be radically different paired.

Boo

Medium Deep, Neutral undertones. Normal-to-Oily skin.

Wow, Vivid Azalea is stunning and seems like a very universal color! You could have winter-rosy cheeks all year long.

Laura

I just got “Coral Rose” yesterday.. It’s okay-not sure it’s worth the pricetag.. but that could be that I have so many other blushes that I’m fairly happy with… however, that said, the formula is great.. I am mature and it looks good on my skin. I’m not sure about keeping this color though.. it barely shows up on my medium /light complexion. I would have gotten Poppy if the highlighter wouldn’t have been so dark.. maybe I could wear the highlighter for eyeshadow..

Cameron

Very Light, Olive, cool undertones. Oily skin.

I saw Coral Rose swatched on Sonia G’s Instagram and I fell in love with it. It looks like one of those blushes that I don’t have to be super careful with application. I love Vivid Azalea but I think that would end up being too much work to tone it down for my skin tone.

Genevieve

Lightest, Pink undertones. Dry skin.

Coral Rose and Peopny look lovely to me out of this collection and I hope they are better quality than the eyeshadow palettes.

janine

Light Medium, Neutral, slight yellow undertones. Normal skin.

Love coral rose but wouldn’t show up on me and don’t like the highlighter. Love Wayne but none of this appeals to me.

Rachel R.

Lightest, Neutral undertones. Normal-to-Oily skin.

I want Blush Peony and Vivid Azalea. Both combos are utterly beautiful. All of these are really gorgeous, though.

Kendrick

Light Tan, Yellow, slight yellow undertones. Combination skin.

I find it a bit disappointing that the deep fuschia shade (which is perfect for deeper skin tones), is paired to that really LIGHT highlighter. It’s a bit weird that he would do that.

Stephanie

Lightest, Yellow, slight yellow undertones. Dry skin.

These sure do look pretty, but they’re a pass for me for the same reason other people mentioned: the highlighters don’t go with most of the blushes they’re paired with. I think I’ll buy a couple of Lady Gaga’s Haus Labs blush/highlight duos instead, because she has some gorgeous pairings that I think will work better for everyday use for me.

accordingtoame

Am I the only one that looks at these and sees repackaged Coloured Raine???

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