The collection includes 4 mineralize blushes, all of them come with a swirl pattern and contain 2 different colours. Some are again more shimmery than others, some just give you a nice sheen. None of them are metallic looking on the skin and all of them are wonderfully pigmented. I have included a picture at the bottom of the post of me wearing Supernova, the bright pink one, and boy it is very bright and extremely easy to overdo. Also Stratus is a very dark shade and need a very light hand if you are on the paler side.
My current favourite is Solar Ray, which is the lightest colour, it's a lovely peachy-pink with gold swirls. The gold is quite shimmery, but the overall effect is rather lovely. Ring Of Saturn is a mix of peachy pink and terracotta and it's another beautiful shade. That one isn't shimmery at all, it just had a lovely sheen. All of the blushes are very smooth and very pigmented.
Mac Mineralize Blushes cost £19 and you get 3.2 g which is once again slightly less than the usual 3.5 g weight. Have you picked up any of these shades? Which one is your favourite?
See more pictures including swatches after the jump!
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| Top row: Supernova, Solar Ray Bottom row: Ring Of Saturn, Stratus |
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| Top row: Supernova, Solar Ray Bottom row: Ring Of Saturn, Stratus |
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| Top row: Supernova, Solar Ray Bottom row: Ring Of Saturn, Stratus |
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| Supernova, Solar Ray |
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| Ring Of Saturn, Stratus |
Finally the swatches. They were done with a finger swirling both shades together. The intensity and exact colour will depend on the unique mix of shade in each blush.
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| Supernova, Solar Ray, Ring Of Saturn, Stratus Taken with flash |
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| Supernova, Solar Ray, Ring Of Saturn, Stratus Taken without flash in natural daylight |
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| Wearing Supernova with Light Year MSF on top |
supernova is so gorgeous!
ReplyDeletesuch a beautiful eye makeup!
Thank you! I did it with Bright Moon and Neo Nebula mineralize eyeshadows, more on those tomorrow! :)
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