To me, Jill Stuart’s most obvious and strongest trait is its packaging. What girly girl doesn’t love their packaging? It’s just perfect for making any girls feel like a princess!
However in my experience, not all their product range is fantastic. Their eye shadows whilst pigmented, can create quite a bit of fall out and this blush whilst beautiful is not as pigmented as I had hoped.
Baby Pink is not surprisingly a beautiful soft pink colour perfect for extra light skin tones. On my NC20 skin tone I could only get this blush to appear after a few applications, but I imagine on anyone with NC15 or lighter this would work a treat.
In terms of application and quality, this product is right up there, it just fell short when it came to pigmentation.
That aside, the design is amazing, the four colours swirled together is such an elegant touch and the brush that comes with this is perfect for a range of different cheek sizes! It essentially means you’ll always have a dedicated blush brush for this palette, so if you’re not as strict about washing your brushes (guilty) you won’t run the risk of having a mixture of different blush powders on your blush brush.
Overall I do think Jill Stuart blushes are amazing, BUT I think you need to be picked about the colour selection. The deeper your skin tone, the deep the blush should be.
Sorry I can’t give you an exact price, but you can visit sites such as Cosme-de or Ichibakao to get an idea 🙂
What a gorgeous blush! Love both the shade and the packaging!
So so pretty!!
Thanks for the review on Jill Stuart. The detail and packaging are extremely pretty and I do agree that the pigmentation is a bit lacking on it. I used the blush a few times and I really have to pack on the shade a few times.
Packaging is go important and I think Jill Stuart does such a great job of it. Fantastic and gorgeous. I want to buy a blush just because the packaging is so divine and it also looks like the perfect tones for my white skin lol