A Creasy Blush Like Highlighter, Anyone?
Nobody Loves Makeup Products That Don't Work! Will This Multiple Cream Blush, Lip and Eye Stick of NARS Find Its Place In Your Vanity? Let's Find Out.
Gen Z grew up with YouTube tutorials, Instagram inspos and, TikTok videos, which is why millennials would be hard pressed to get a makeup hack past them, that they don't already know. Since experimentation is as much a part of a Gen Z makeup routine, they're leading the way with some pretty genius tips of their own.
Gen Z can place your blush determining face shape and effect (for instance, wind-swept vs sun drenched) to make the apples of your cheeks look fuller, vs making them look lifted, or how to make your cheeks look chiselled vs how to make them look sun kissed. We could take some inspiration from Gen-Z influencers going crazy yet pretty with their unique blush trends. They know how to use the same blush for cheeks, lip and your eyes!
Similarly, the product we will be reviewing today is the Orgasm Multiple Cream Blush, Lip and Eye Stick of NARS, which we want to know the Gen-Z will approve of or not! So, assemble everything in the vicinity and get ready for some inside information. Slippery texture and with no pigment at all this blush actually don’t stays on the skin for long.
it looks like one has randomly put a bad highlighter on various areas of the face.
On the other hand, with less durability it looks like one has randomly put a bad highlighter on various areas of the face. If used it as an eye shadow, it is too sheer and builds up no colour and creases the glitter and sparkles like crazy over your eyes. The pure glitter and sparkle is not a blush!
The information is not yet finished, if you are someone having light or medium skin tone, this blush has not enough colour to payoff for you. But it acts better for people having fair skin tone. The fulfilment of basic tasks like making the texture right and blending in flawlessly in any skin tone is something that we expected from the brand but apparently, it was too much to ask for.
Neglecting people having dark, light or medium skin tones should now be stopped since we are growing, the makeup industry should also learn to grow. So, if you still wish to try out this product, go ahead. But don’t be surprised if it doesn’t complement your skin tone!
From the March 2023 issue of FHM India.
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