I was shopping in John Lewis the other day and happened to bump into the Topshop Make Up stand. I was after the lipstick Charmed that I had passed up getting a couple of days previous but ended up with this little beaut- Head Over Heels.
Although I'm happy to use Cream blushes, they're not my favourite but when I laid eyes on this shade the formulation didn't even come into consideration. I just had to have it.
Again, Head Over Heels is a Coral blush and although it is absolutely beautiful, in the pan it comes across quite bright and seems more Pink than it in actual fact is.
It does have Pinky undertones which seems to be becoming a theme with my Coral blush collection but I love it.
It's a cream formula but once applied it seems to dry like any powder blush would, which is great for me because like I touched on before, I'm not really a huge fan of cream blushes.
I went a little overboard with this product at first and looked a slightly too flushed and Pink cheeked but this wasn't too much of a problem as it does blend out really well and after I did blend it a little, it muted the bright Pink and sat perfectly as a very subtle shade.
With the standard amount applied, it is pretty subtle and I don't think the colour in the pan really represents it greatly. Either way it's a gorgeous colour and for £6 it's well and truly worth it.
Topshop Make Up really is fabulous, I really must start giving it a little more attention as I seem to have missed out on so many great products.
Have you tried anything? Are you Head Over Heels?
xx
Although I'm happy to use Cream blushes, they're not my favourite but when I laid eyes on this shade the formulation didn't even come into consideration. I just had to have it.
Again, Head Over Heels is a Coral blush and although it is absolutely beautiful, in the pan it comes across quite bright and seems more Pink than it in actual fact is.
It does have Pinky undertones which seems to be becoming a theme with my Coral blush collection but I love it.
It's a cream formula but once applied it seems to dry like any powder blush would, which is great for me because like I touched on before, I'm not really a huge fan of cream blushes.
I went a little overboard with this product at first and looked a slightly too flushed and Pink cheeked but this wasn't too much of a problem as it does blend out really well and after I did blend it a little, it muted the bright Pink and sat perfectly as a very subtle shade.
With the standard amount applied, it is pretty subtle and I don't think the colour in the pan really represents it greatly. Either way it's a gorgeous colour and for £6 it's well and truly worth it.
Topshop Make Up really is fabulous, I really must start giving it a little more attention as I seem to have missed out on so many great products.
Have you tried anything? Are you Head Over Heels?
xx