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Elf are brilliant for their sales and up until recently I've been very good at
resisting them... Well that changed! I took full advantage of one of their
recent 50% off sales and got a whopping £60 worth of products (that i don't
really need) for a mere £30, considering how cheap Elf is already that means a
LOT of stuff! If you've seen my recent Lust List post you would have spotted
this little beauty on it, the only thing i actually "needed" from
Elf. I previously purchased another, brighter shade and was desperate to get my
hands a more wearable option, so here it is in the form of Headliner!
Elf
HD Blushes are the copycat version of the MUFE HD ones, but not owning any of
them i can't really compare the two, sorry! But after trying these i have no
real urge to try the much more expensive option. Liquid blushes with a pump
like these get rid of all the ickyness of having to dip your fingers into a pot
to apply, just pump out what you like and blend away! I will say they do pump
out far too much product, so a lot is wasted but at £3.75 for 10ml I'm really
not complaining.
Headliner is one of the more wearable shades of the 5 available and I'm a little bit smitten with it. Its a gorgeous pink that in my opinion leans ever so slightly purple, making it great for fair - mediumish skin tones. These have a velvety smooth texture which is a little drier than all the cream blushes I've tried in the past, but i feel this adds to the wear time of it. They are extremely pigmented so a little bit goes a long, long way! Due to the drier formula they take a little bit more effort to blend than your average cream blush but it's not something that bothers me.
Headliner is one of the more wearable shades of the 5 available and I'm a little bit smitten with it. Its a gorgeous pink that in my opinion leans ever so slightly purple, making it great for fair - mediumish skin tones. These have a velvety smooth texture which is a little drier than all the cream blushes I've tried in the past, but i feel this adds to the wear time of it. They are extremely pigmented so a little bit goes a long, long way! Due to the drier formula they take a little bit more effort to blend than your average cream blush but it's not something that bothers me.
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Have you tried Elf's HD blushes?
Let me know what you think!
xox