This blush is perfect for you - if you're a 3 year old little girl going to a Disney-princess themed party. Ugh!
Type of product: Powder blush, light pink, shimmery
Product name: Maybelline COLORAMA Blush, no.201
Price: around 20 kn
Rating: 1/10
Would I repurchase: Only if I become senile, and not even then.
My opinion: You know what I do not understand: when people of Maybelline got together, and needed to decide which shades to feature in this range, they must have had a ton of options. How the hell this product made it to the top 6, I will never understand (seriously, look at the swatches below). The blush is a cold-undertone pink ('the satin-dress of a tacky princess' kind of pink). I do not care for the shade at all. It has a metallic-shimmery quality to it, so it's always reflecting light. It has very tiny glitter particles that are visible in the sun and in the shade. The texture is smooth, but very dusty. Pigmentation is good, which is bad, because as soon as you put it on, you want to take it off, (it looks horrible LOL). I can't do anything with this color. It doesn't even give you a nice dewy-finish. It just look infantile. Like a glitter-bomb. Honestly, I think only 3 year old little girls can pull this off. You can't use it as a highlighter either, because it's pink. If someone out there is in love with this product, comment below and tell me what you like, because I just can't see it. The positive side is that the packaging is safety-sealed. However, these blushes are not very sturdy, if they fall, they will crack FOR SURE.
This product is for you if: If you can't read.
You should avoid this product if: If you have common sense and are a grown ass woman.
Links: So, I won this blush on Taya's blog, and am very happy I won, even though I ended up not liking this product. Taya is awesome, check her out HERE.
Product name: Maybelline COLORAMA Blush, no.201
Price: around 20 kn
Rating: 1/10
Would I repurchase: Only if I become senile, and not even then.
My opinion: You know what I do not understand: when people of Maybelline got together, and needed to decide which shades to feature in this range, they must have had a ton of options. How the hell this product made it to the top 6, I will never understand (seriously, look at the swatches below). The blush is a cold-undertone pink ('the satin-dress of a tacky princess' kind of pink). I do not care for the shade at all. It has a metallic-shimmery quality to it, so it's always reflecting light. It has very tiny glitter particles that are visible in the sun and in the shade. The texture is smooth, but very dusty. Pigmentation is good, which is bad, because as soon as you put it on, you want to take it off, (it looks horrible LOL). I can't do anything with this color. It doesn't even give you a nice dewy-finish. It just look infantile. Like a glitter-bomb. Honestly, I think only 3 year old little girls can pull this off. You can't use it as a highlighter either, because it's pink. If someone out there is in love with this product, comment below and tell me what you like, because I just can't see it. The positive side is that the packaging is safety-sealed. However, these blushes are not very sturdy, if they fall, they will crack FOR SURE.
This product is for you if: If you can't read.
You should avoid this product if: If you have common sense and are a grown ass woman.
Links: So, I won this blush on Taya's blog, and am very happy I won, even though I ended up not liking this product. Taya is awesome, check her out HERE.
I have reviewed one more Maybelline blush, no. 501, and I love it, review is HERE.
Do you like subtle or any kind of glitter in blushes? I do not enjoy it, I have oily skin, and avoid any glittery/sparkly face products. I'm shining most of the times anyways! I hope you all are having a lot of fun, don't forget to follow me on facebook, twitter (for all my ramblings) and on GFC and Bloglovin (all the links on the right side).
love, Jelena
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