Review: Bobbi Brown Pot Rouge

Since I went for a quick trip to get my make-up done at Bobbi Brown I've been lusting over this colour. I love myself a peachy blush and Fresh Melon fits the bill perfectly. While it looks scary in the pan it comes out much paler and allows you to build it up to the colour you want. I found I got the most colour pay-off using my Real Techniques Expert Face brush. I really want to get the stippling brush for cream blush purposes.

Bourjois Cream Blushes and Bronzing Collection

Cream blushes aren’t a new thing on the market but it’s always good to see another high street brand producing their own. Bourjois are bringing out their range next month. It will be a cream to powder formula so might not be brilliant for use on lips. They all look like they will be natural shades suiting all skin tones. I'm a sucker for peachy-pink blushes so I think I'll be checking these out when they appear in store. The four shades, priced at £7.99, will be available from the 8^th May in Selfridges (both online and in-store) and in Boots, Superdrug and ASOS.com the following week on the 15^th May. Also in May Bourjois are releasing limited edition Je t’aime Vintage Blush Pots which will have the first ever blush colour Cendre de Rose Brune – first produced in 1914! These will be £7.49 and available from May in at Selfridges (online and in-store), Boots, Superdrug, ASOS.com and leading chemists nationwide.

Review - Revlon Photoready Cream Blusher

I’m always attracted to the idea of cream products. I’m currently on the hunt for a cream highlighter and am welcoming any suggestions. I’m also a peachy blush person and only wore Benefit’s Georgia (now sadly discontinued) for years. But last year I saw that Revlon had a range of cream blushes. Despite often seeing YouTubers and Bloggers with other shades I have only have seen two in Boots. They’ve brought out a coral shade for Spring/Summer which I’d quite like to try but haven’t seen.