Mother O' Pearl Pearlmatte Face Powder
blush Mirage Noir (summer 2018)
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less then fifty reviews
most would repurchase
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9.0
color: it's complicated! it's a pinky, bronzy, goldish with a bit of plum. you can swirl them all or use a smaller brush to get more of a specific color. application & wear: it applies nicely with a unique creamy feel and can be more of a blush or highlighter or bronzer depending on which colors you use and how you apply it. verdict: this is a really fun blush that can be warn many ways to compliment different colors. the highlight of the mirage noir 2018 collection!
read the full reviewnot a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: What it is: A limited-edition unique face powder with a mesmerizing wave pattern pressed into it. What it does: The pearlized and satin shades feature a rich texture and velvet finish and can be used as a blush and highlighter. It's rich, creamy and blends effortlessly with ultimate color payoff. Do a double take in a noir mirage that blurs reality. Step into the electric haze of an endless summer night, where shade-shifting hues trip the mind. It is presented in specially designed hypnotic duochrome packaging that shifts from blue to purple. How to use: Use a large brush and apply over the face if you'd like to achieve a light application. To use as a highlight, apply with a small brush or sponge on the eyelids or browbone.
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