Rain or Shine.

Burberry –

S/S15 Runway Palette

“Introducing the Burberry Spring/Summer 2015 Runway Palette, featuring an artwork from the Prorsum collection. The “Rain or Shine” motif, originally hand-painted in the Burberry studio reflects the synergy between Burberry fashion and beauty. This limited-edition powder palette uses colours from the womenswear collection: Pink Azalea and Bright Coral red sit alongside a nude cloud on a Hydrangea Pink background. Effortless to use, the shades blend together to enhance and highlight the skin with a radiant glow. Contour the cheeks to highlight the cheekbones or apply to the apple of the cheeks for natural radiance. 

-Burberry

I love my Burberry makeup, and the more I see from the brand, the more I love it. It’s always that fresh faced, bright clean youthful look that I think we all crave. Take a little look at the Burberry Beauty Spring 2015 Runway Palette – Rain or Shine! First off, how adorable is the Spring/Summer 2015 Runway Palette! The compact is identical to their regular Light Glow Natural Blush, but it packs more product (9 grams/0,315 oz versus 7 grams/0,24 oz). For that reason, the enclosed brush is tucked away in a little pocket of the velvet pouch. The powder itself is scented the same way as other Burberry blushes.

The sparkling over spray on the text wears off fast. Afterwards, you are left with a light pink blush with a satin finish. Its made up of three shades; Pink Azalea, Bright Coral and Nude. All the shades blend together to create a soft glowing blush that gently highlights the skin. It took quite a while to actually use this because it is so pretty, but I don’t have that many fresh blushes that I love at the moment so I just went for it. And it’s so pretty. It gives a beautiful flush of healthy looking colour along with beautiful skin-enhancing luminosity and natural looking radiance. I think this is definitely one of those ‘different on every skin type shades’, this is purely down to how light it is, therefore it would be interesting to see how it shines through on a range of different skin types.

Overall, I think if you are a little scared of blush then this is one to try as it applied softly and smoothly and builds easily if you choose to go for more of a pop of colour. It’s pricey though – £45 is steep for a blusher, but both the product and packaging is beautiful and it comes with a good brush which has its own pocket in the velvet pouch that accompanies the palette.