Jouer -
The Blushing Beauty Collection
When the Jouer Blushing Beauty
Collection landed on my doorstep I had to take 10 minutes just to stare at it.
If there were a prize for the most amazing piece of eye candy in my stash then
hands down this would come up top. An interlocking palette that takes me back
to my Lego playing days, housing the best of Jouer’s offerings: their Sheer Matte Powder and Bronzer Duo, Lip Gloss in Cherish, Powder Eyeshadow Duo in Chocolat and Peach, Tint in Whisper and Highlighter in Feather. It’s already sold out twice on Cult Beauty
and has taken over every beauty bloggers wish list for the last couple of
months.
As with any mixed palette it’s a nice way to be served your first taste of the
brand. Personally, I really love every part of the palette.
First off, the highlighter and
tint are amazing. They give the most stunning glow effect, which is really good for summer. Next up, the eye
shadows are fabulous. They really make my blue eyes pop, and can be used each
shade alone, or used together a really nice smoky eye. Now onto the Sheer Matte powder
and Bronzer Duo. This was most definitely part of the palette I was really
excited to try, as so many people have said how good their bronzers and matte
powders are. Both are really good, the bronzer takes a bit of working, however
does the most amazing job. Its something I save for days when I have more time
to get ready. The powder is also good, I just dust it over my t-zone to help
matte the areas that are most likely to get oily.
Lastly the lip-gloss. In all
honesty it does the job, it adds just the right amount of colour and gloss. The
colour itself isn’t something I would usually go for, however I will use it,
especially if I was to only take the palette out for throughout the day touch
ups.
It’s also got to be noted that
the dinky size is perfect for travel and the selection of products means
all that needs to be added to into the mix to paint on a daily face is
foundation, concealer and mascara.
Overall, it’s a really nice little palette. Never the less it is
very small, and I think a lot of people will be quite miffed to see that for £45, it is very small. However, as I travel
a lot its really good that it is small. Another downside is that most of the compartments
are really small; therefore for the highlighter and tint, you have to really
use your figures.
Jouer -
The Blushing Beauty Collection
When the Jouer Blushing Beauty
Collection landed on my doorstep I had to take 10 minutes just to stare at it.
If there were a prize for the most amazing piece of eye candy in my stash then
hands down this would come up top. An interlocking palette that takes me back
to my Lego playing days, housing the best of Jouer’s offerings: their Sheer Matte Powder and Bronzer Duo, Lip Gloss in Cherish, Powder Eyeshadow Duo in Chocolat and Peach, Tint in Whisper and Highlighter in Feather. It’s already sold out twice on Cult Beauty
and has taken over every beauty bloggers wish list for the last couple of
months.
As with any mixed palette it’s a nice way to be served your first taste of the
brand. Personally, I really love every part of the palette.
First off, the highlighter and tint are amazing. They give the most stunning glow effect, which is really good for summer. Next up, the eye shadows are fabulous. They really make my blue eyes pop, and can be used each shade alone, or used together a really nice smoky eye. Now onto the Sheer Matte powder and Bronzer Duo. This was most definitely part of the palette I was really excited to try, as so many people have said how good their bronzers and matte powders are. Both are really good, the bronzer takes a bit of working, however does the most amazing job. Its something I save for days when I have more time to get ready. The powder is also good, I just dust it over my t-zone to help matte the areas that are most likely to get oily.
Lastly the lip-gloss. In all
honesty it does the job, it adds just the right amount of colour and gloss. The
colour itself isn’t something I would usually go for, however I will use it,
especially if I was to only take the palette out for throughout the day touch
ups.
It’s also got to be noted that
the dinky size is perfect for travel and the selection of products means
all that needs to be added to into the mix to paint on a daily face is
foundation, concealer and mascara.
Overall, it’s a really nice little palette. Never the less it is
very small, and I think a lot of people will be quite miffed to see that for £45, it is very small. However, as I travel
a lot its really good that it is small. Another downside is that most of the compartments
are really small; therefore for the highlighter and tint, you have to really
use your figures.
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