We think it knocks favourites such as Glossier Cloud Paint and Nars Liquid Blush of their perch, in terms of wearability and durability. Once you’ve worked out how much - or little - to use and how quickly you need to blend this in to achieve the look then you'll probably be hooked. I definitely needed to follow it with a lip balm to stop my lips from looking dry." The verdict: Is Rare Beauty’s Soft Pinch Liquid Blush worth the hype? "I was impressed with the pigment that does indeed make it a good lipstick, but I found even the dewy finish to be quite matte. I’m normally a blush stick kind of girl, but because this stuff makes for minimal mess, I'm open to switching allegiance.Īnother way the liquid blush is being used is as a multi-tasking makeup product, swept over lips and eyes, as well as cheeks for a pulled-together monochrome look.
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Liquid blush can be messy, plus there's a real danger of applying too much or looking as though you are bleeding. However, Soft Pinch Blush is thicker than your average liquid, it’s actually a cream that has absolutely no chance of dripping. The brand bills this as a ‘weightless, long-lasting liquid blush’. What’s so good about Soft Pinch Liquid Blush? With such bold claims flying about we had to find out for ourselves whether the Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Liquid Blush is just another celebrity-founded product that’s more about the name than the substance or whether it’s actually worthy of a spot in our makeup bags, Selena or no Selena. There’s even been talk that the colour payoff gives Pat Mcgrath’s blushers a run for the money in the pigment stakes.
On Tiktok, fans of Gomez’s liquid blush have been comparing the ultra-pigmented formula to other much-loved liquid blush such as Glossier Cloud Paint £15 and NARS Liquid Blush £27.
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