Revlon PhotoReady Berry Sculpting Blush Palette Review

Hello everyone!!

Don’t we all love palettes! I own numerous eyeshadow and lip palettes and recently I have started to hoard blush palettes. They come very handy when you are travelling or want to create different looks using minimal products. Before I was introduced to IMBB, I wasn’t a makeup person but now everyone in my family and friends turn to me for makeup related advice. I have already reviewed Pink Rose shade from Revlon Photoready Sculpting Brush Palette which turned out to be a complete dud. Another shade that I am going to review today is Berry. Read on to find why it is better than its  counterpart.

Product Description:

3-in-1 makeup artist inspired palette with highlighter, blush and contour blush adds color, sculpts and illuminates. Photocromatic pigments bend and reflect light to minimize flaws. Oil free, talc free, fragrance free and paraben free.
How to apply:
1. Sculpt: Apply deeper contour shade below cheekbone to sculpt.
2. Contour: Apply blush on apples of cheeks to color.
3. Illuminate: Apply highlighter shade above cheekbone to illuminate and add glow.

Price:

900 INR

My take on Revlon PhotoReady Berry Sculpting Blush Palette :

The packaging of this palette is very sleek and sturdy. It comes in a rectangular shaped black pan. It has a transparent part on its lid which makes it easy to see the products in the palette. It also has a small mirror and a not-so-good brush which come very handy while travelling. Overall the packaging of this palette is quite satisfactory. The blush is of deep mauvish-pink, the contour shade is light bronze shade whereas the highlighter is cream in color. All the threes shades have shimmer in them which give a very glowing skin effect on the cheeks. The texture is soft and gives a very natural look. It is a palette perfect for office or everyday wear.

Coming on to the pigmentation, this shade lacks in this department. I wanted to do a FOTD with this palette but my efforts completely went in vain as it is not that visible in the pictures. It is a palette which needs a lot of effort to show up. It has a lot of fallout in the pan. The fallout is so evident that I guess all the three products might get mixed up. The staying power of this palette is quite low. It stays on for 2 to 3 hours and then you definitely need a touch up. Had it been a little bit more pigmented, it would have been my go-to palette, but I am a bit disappointed with this one. You can see in the swatches that the three products are hardly visible on my fingers. I literally had to dig up to get a good pic but even that failed.

Pros of Revlon PhotoReady Berry Sculpting Blush Palette :

• You get a blush, contour blush and highlighter in one palette.
• Packaging is very sleek and sturdy.
• Glides easily on cheeks.
• Gives a very natural and glowy look.
• Paraben-free

Cons of Revlon PhotoReady Berry Sculpting Blush Palette :

• A lot of fallout.
• Very poorly pigmented.
• Staying power is below average.
• Needs a lot of product to make it visible on face.

IMBB rating:

2/5

Would I recommend Revlon PhotoReady Berry Sculpting Blush Palette ?

I have a love-hate relationship with this palette. I love it because it is perfect for everyday or when I want to achieve a natural look but it has very poor staying power. If you are fair skinned you would like this palette as it would give you a very glowing look. Because it has poor pigmentation, it won’t be use of much use to medium or dark skinned beauties.

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