Makeup Revolution 'Golden Sugar' blush palette - review

Hello!

Recently I bought some new products from Makeup Revolution as you could see in my haul post, one of them being the 'Golden Sugar' blush palette (RRP £6). The palette comes in a black box which makes it look already more expensive than it is. The packaging itself is a sleek black plastic case with very secure closure which I actually struggle to open every single time, no risks of accidental opening here or your children trying to play with your blushes :) Inside there is a large mirror which is always a bonus.

What attracted me to this palette was the selection of shades which look very Autumn/Winter appropriate. I ordered it online and the only swatches I saw were the ones on the website but for the price I was ready to take the risk.

As you can see on the picture above there are 8 pans with merged, baked highlighters, blushes and bronzers.

The pigmentation of all of them is amazing and some of the darker shades you really have to apply them with a very light hand. They feel soft and blend beautifully on the skin. Most of them are shimmery products but only one contains very subtle glitter, the rest is more on a metallic side of shimmer.

I haven't worn all of the shades on my face but the ones I have they stayed in place for good 8 hours without any touch ups.

 

Unfortunately the shades are not named so I simply numbered them to make it easier to talk about them.

1 - white shimmery highlighter, a bit too chunky for my liking but used sparingly it gives amazing intense highlight.

2 - subtle light pink colour with beautiful sheen, amazing as highlighter but can be build up to use as a blush.

3 - very light pink blush with satin finish, looks very natural and beautiful on the skin.

4 - golden, shimmery bronzer, used very light gives an amazing golden highlight.

 

5 - very light golden champagne shade with very natural, satin finish that I found amazing as a subtle highlighter as it looks beautiful on top of my cheekbones and doesn't accentuate any pores at all.

6 - this is gorgeous mauvey - pink shimmery blush which doubles up as a highlighter and I can imagine it would look beautiful on darker skin tones as a highlighter itself.

7 - orangey-copper shimmery bronzer/blusher that I haven't dared to wear as it looks quite scary really, haha, but I think with very light hand it might look really nice on the cheeks and definitely would look good on darker skin tones.

8 - matte medium bronzer, beautiful texture and pigmentation but unfortunately too orange for my skin tone.

 

My favourite shades from the palette are numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 so it was definitely worth buying the whole palette as I will definitely be using those blushers/highlighters. I think the palette is quite versatile for different skin tones which is always good if a brand caters for different women.

If you want/need some new highlighters palette I can highly recommend the Golden Sugar as it is very pretty, good quality and so affordable!

Have you tried blush palettes from Makeup Revolution?

 

Dagmara

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