The Tawny blush is a gorgeous peach colour in the pan. The packaging is quite sturdy and the brush is surprisingly soft though too small to really be useful. Do you see it in the swatch? No. Neither can I. It may just be my skin tone but it has all the colour payoff of water. I hate seeing anything going to waste so I use it to set my Maybelline Dream Mouse Blush in Peach Satin (it does last a lot longer when I use Tawny Peach over it) but I wouldn’t repurchase this. Can anyone tell me if all their blushes are like this?
Thankfully Peach Petal restores my faith. I love packaging of these glosses and the doe foot applicator picks up just enough product but not too much (often a complaint with these types of applicators). It smells soft and sugary but not over powering. The colour payoff is medium, it slightly nudes out my very pigmented lips, but looks better on my layered over bright pink lip sticks to tone them down. Like all the other glosses I’ve tried from this range the formula is rich and creamy but never sticky.
Revlon certainly isn’t the cheapest of drugstore brands with the gloss costing £6.49 and the blush £7.49. They are almost always on offer though so I tend to buy when it’s on a buy 2 get 1 free at Boots.
I've picked up the Peach Petal - love the packaging and the colours great for a nice summer natural look!
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The packaging on the lip glosses does look so much more expensive than it actually is. It's actually my favourite lip gloss packaging that I have :-) x
ReplyDeleteWhat a shame about the blush, it looks so nice in the pan! I agree about the lipglosses though, although it feels quite pricey for a drugstore brand I think they are definitely worth it!
ReplyDeletethanks for the review.. that was really helpful :)
ReplyDeleteI had Tawny Peach too! in 2009 I ended up throwing it in the bin, because the payoff was really bad too!
ReplyDeleteIs the lipgloss sticky?
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