Manet is one of those blusher colours that looks scary in the tube and when swatched but looks very pretty on the cheeks. It's easy to blend and has a sheer quality to it allowing the skin to show through a little. Colourwise, it reminded me of Illamasqua Rude but when swatched side by side, Rude is a brighter and more vivid coral to Manet's muted pinky-ginger.
Trying Manet has piqued my interest in the other Blush Wands. The Blush Wands costs £28 each and there are four colours altogether: Vermeer, a rose petal pink; Rubens, described as a medium sangria; Goya, a peachy coral and Manet. I can only see Rubes and Manet on the Zuneta website at the moment, no doubt because of the recent 20% off event!
Have you ever tried these blushers? Are you a fan of cream blush?
Disclosure: PR sample
I never seem to make cream blushes work for me. However I love the look of Manet. Very subtle and natural looking. Perfect for this time of year.
ReplyDeleteI've had my eyes on Vermeer for ages now. Nice to see the swatches of this one and glad to hear there's a nice formula!
ReplyDeleteManet looks really nice, especially in the last comaparison photo.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like it could be one of those rare, suits-all blushers.
I like the look of Manet; it looks much nicer blended than I thought it would. I have been eyeing these for some time as well, and I always look for Goya but haven't seen it on Zuneta in months. I wanted to try Goya first because peachy pink shades seem to always work out for me. Maybe Manet will work too ... the muted coralyness seems like it would suit many skintones.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty indeed, I really like the shade I have so this will be the next one on my list :)
ReplyDeleteWhaa! I love this! The color! The packaging! <3
ReplyDeleteOh that looks like a great colour!
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