Evidently, I stopped by a Sephora when I was in the states over the Canada Day/Independence Day long weekend.
Tarte claims that it has 12-hour wear without oxidization. I think it gives about 5-6 hours on my combination/oily skin during the Summer, and about 7-8 hours on my combination skin during the Winter.
The colour does not oxidize on the cheeks and it is true to the colour you see in the pan.
I absolutely live by Tarte blushes because they are long-wearing, do not oxidize, and are cruelty-free.
In addition, they are formulated without mineral oil, parabens, petrolatum, phthalates, sodium lauryl suflate, and synthetic fragrance. Instead, they contain beeswax, vitamin E, vitamin C, mineral pigments, and of course, amazonian clay.
Heavy and Light swatch (in direct natural light) |
Heavy and Light swatch (in indirect natural light) |
I know a lot of people (including my girl-crush, Vivianna Does Makeup) have been raving about Tarte's Tipsy, but I prefer Blissful because it is a bit warmer and less bright. Blissful is good for anyone who wants to have a brighter blush that is still conservative enough for the office. Most people who rave and use Tipsy only lightly dab on it anyway, which actually gives a very similar, but slightly more orange, colour payoff as Blissful.
What are your favourite coral blushes?
- M
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