I don’t own too much makeup from Givenchy, but I have heard pretty good things about their makeup line. These blushes from Le Prisme range have above 4 rating on the Sephora site, and when I was hunting for a good blush, my search led me to “Inspiration Rose” from the Le Prisme range.
Price:
$46
Product Description:
A blush palette with four elegant shades that provide natural radiance and fresh color. Le Prisme glides over the skin like a silk veil, thanks to Givenchy’s exclusive baked powder atomizing technology—a process that mills the fine powder particles to an identical size and shape for a more even, intense, and vibrant result. This blush is encased in a sleek compact that flips open to reveal a side drawer that holds the powder, mirror, and brush. Using the included Blush Brush, glide over shades to dispense the color, tap off the excess, and then just buff gently onto your cheeks, forehead, and chin to create a soft, flushed effect. As with the complete Prismes concept, these four shades may be worn alone or layered for a made-to-measure look. It is formulated without parabens.
My Experience with Givenchy 21 Inspiration Rose Le Prisme Powder Blush:
Being a luxury brand, Givenchy offers very pretty packaging. The blush comes housed in a very unique compact with a pretty Givenchy design on the top and when you open the compact, there is a sliding case which contains a brush for on the go application. The name of the shade is printed on the bottom of the case.
Givenchy Le Prisme blushes remind me a lot of Burberry blushes. These are not insanely pigmented but they are buildable and I prefer these kind of blushes. The texture on Givenchy prisme blush is smooth ,soft and silky. The powder is finely milled and goes on super smoothly on the cheeks. It’s not highly pigmented, which is a good thing since you don’t have to be way too careful while dipping your brush into the powder.
It’s quite buildable. This blush has a mild powdery floral scent to it. I find that the scent disappears afte application. This shade might vary on different skin tones but I think it will work for light to light medium skin tones.
This blush has a quad that consists of four shades and these colors can be mixed or can be customised by mixing all together. Two out of the four shades have shimmer particles when you look up closer which will not translate when applied on the cheeks. On cheeks, it looks matte with slight sheen. When mixed together, it comes out a very beautiful pinky tone, which I prefer for everyday use. These are blendable and it’s hard to overdo your makeup with this blush. It lasts for 5 hours on me, which is not great, but I like the concept and the color.
Pros of Givenchy 21 Inspiration Rose Le Prisme Powder Blush:
- Blendable.
- Buildable.
- Goes on smoothly.
- Mild scent.
- Can never overdo with these blushes.
- Beautiful packaging.
Cons of Givenchy 21 Inspiration Rose Le Prisme Powder Blush:
- Pricey.
- Not long lasting.
- Will suit fair to fair medium skin tones.
Would I Repurchase/Recommend Givenchy 21 Inspiration Rose Le Prisme Powder Blush?
Yes.
IMBB Rating:
4/5
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