N° 2 Love (spring 2019) Prisme Blush
blush The Power Of Color (spring 2019)
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Reviews for Givenchy Prisme Blush N° 2 Love (spring 2019)
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Prefer prose? A snappy summary of reviews for this powder pink hued blush so far: Feedback for the colour category a rating of four suggests reviewers responses to "does this product shift, or is it true to the pan/box/tube?" are slightly towards true to colour. Considering the pigmentation category an average total of one suggests replies to "how pigmented is this product?" usually favor sheer. Reviewing the natural looking category the current rating of five indicates in response to the "how natural looking is this product" heavily suggest me only better. In the blendability category an average of four is a sign that when asked "how blendable is this product?" mainly favor blends easily.
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Jillswatching this blush with the fingers, it almost seems to sort of melt onto the skin a little bit, whereas when you use a brush, it's very very powdery, there's quite a bit of kickback watch the full review
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This limited edition cool soft fuchsia and baby pink highlighter blush duo, release with the spring 2019 Power of Color Collection, is a perfectly versatile everyday blush. Melting seamlessly onto the skin, each long-wearing shimmery or matte shade can be blended together or used alone. Housed in a chic black lacquered rectangular compact with a limited edition fuchsia-to-pink ombre leatherette on top embossed with the 4G logo. There is a silver stud push button on the side to open, and each blush includes a brush. How to Use: Givenchy provides four easy ways to wear the blush. Use the lighter shade alone to softly tint and highlight your natural facial features. Use the bolder shade alone for a more intense and vibrant flush of color. Swirl the shades together on your brush for a natural flush. Or sweep your brush (top to bottom) over both colors without mixing them and apply to your cheekbones in an outward motion for a sculpted look.
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