I use just a little either on the apples of the cheeks or when I'm in the mood to go for a more defined cheekbone look. The blush blends easily and seamlessly either with one's fingers or a synthetic face brush (synthetic fibers don't absorb cream and liquid products). I tried using this rouge on the lips, but the texture is not quite as creamy as I would have liked and the color is too sheer to show (my lips are naturally a dark rose color). So for me this Edward Bess blush is a cheek-only, but I'm perfectly fine with it. It's quick and easy to apply and very foolproof- I can put it on when in a hurry and not worry about messing it up. The slim compact in its little sueded pouch is also great on the go and doesn't take up much space (I just wish it was easier to open without endangering my nails).
Bottom line: An instant classic.
Edward Bess Cream Blush Compact Rouge For Lips And Cheeks ($38) is available exclusively from Bergdorf Goodman (in-store only) and edwardbess.com.
All photos are mine.
HATE IT! made in china!
ReplyDeleteAll Edward Bess product is made in Italy. The cases are made in the US, Taiwan, and China.
ReplyDeleteFor the price, I expect the cases to be good quality. Unfortunately, since they're made in Taiwan, they're very flimsy. I have the two shadows that are made there; the pouch feels like paper and the cases feel like they're gonna break every I time I open them.
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