Majorette Cream Blusher, by Benefit
I bought this cream blusher on the release day back in September 2014. I have been using it on and off for a couple of months now and thought it was time to give my verdict. As someone who prefers powder blush, I was interested to see how I got on with it.
First Impression
Our first meeting was at the +Benefit Cosmetics counter in +Boots UK. I had been particularly lazy with my makeup that day, so once the lovely lady had applied it to one cheek, I was
a) in love with it, and
b) felt ashamed at how 'dead' my bare cheek was in comparison! I purchased immediately!
As with all Benefit products, the packaging is cute and the blush is of high quality! I almost felt sad that I had to spoil the lovely flower design in the cream ....but I got over it pretty quickly and dived right in! Majorette is a peachy - pink and as someone with fair skin, I feel that this works very well with my skin tone.
Please note that for the purpose of this review, I applied a lot of blusher so that it would show up clearly on the photographs. I wouldn't usually apply this much...
Application
Majorette, no flash |
The finish is very natural, leaving a lovely subtle glow; ideal if you prefer minimal makeup. Equally you can build it up fairly easily without looking cakey.
Tip
Majorette + Rockateur, no flash |
The 'Benebabe' at Boots had recommended wearing a powder blush over the top of the Majorette which initially I
frowned at, as I didn't like the idea of spending a lot of money (in my opinion)
on a product that required ANOTHER product on top.
When I got home I tried out
the idea just for fun, and (through gritted teeth) the Rockateur does look gorgeous
over the top. This is especially nice if you prefer a matte look to your makeup.Verdict
I love this product and I'm glad that I have it as part of my collection. I kind of wish Benefit has released it at the beginning of the Summer as it's light and bright, like a splash of sunshine on your face. Compared to other creams I've tried in the past, this is definitely the easiest to use and the only one I have ever returned to. Through quickness I still tend to revert to my powders, and therefore cream blushes will unfortunately remain second in line.
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