Sue Devitt Gel To Powder Blush($20) is an anti-aging blush that comes in four shades, with a unique formula and a sheer finish formulated especially for dry skin. The texture is mousse-like and transforms to a powdery finish when applied on cheeks.
The pigmentation is more on the sheer side so you need quite a bit of product for the color to show up. Kelai is a deep plum with golden shimmer that looks amazingly natural on medium to dark skin tones. The mousse-like consistency helps blend the product in really well. I like to use my fingers to apply this blush. I've tried using a stippling brush and a foundation brush too but, fingers work best for me. The warmth helps create a flawless finish, minimizing the look of large pores. Although Kelai is a shimmery blush, it still looks very natural and since the shimmer is super fine, it does not enlarge pores either.
Like most Sue Devitt products, the packaging is classy and the gel-like texture makes this product super easy to travel with as well. Since the blush is quite sheer especially after blending onto skin, it also has average staying power. You need a good primer underneath to increase longevity. I also wish the end result was just a tad more dewy. Since it transforms to a powder finish, it looks semi matte. Thankfully Kelai has quite a bit of shimmer that keeps it from looking too flat especially on my dry skin.
Overall, if you like the idea of a sheer blush that also makes a good base for other powder blushes, Sue Devitt's Gel to Powder blush is worth trying. Kelai especially is a must have shade for this season since it creates the most beautiful looking, natural flush on pale winter skin. Its wonderful texture makes application and blending a breeze. This is also one of the best blushes to travel with since there's no worry of the product melting or breaking.
Available ay Ulta and suedevittbeauty.com.
Have you tried Sue Devitt's Gel to Powder Blush?
Disclosure: The products in this article were provided by PR for consideration. All opinions are my own. For more information please refer to my Disclosure Policy.
The pigmentation is more on the sheer side so you need quite a bit of product for the color to show up. Kelai is a deep plum with golden shimmer that looks amazingly natural on medium to dark skin tones. The mousse-like consistency helps blend the product in really well. I like to use my fingers to apply this blush. I've tried using a stippling brush and a foundation brush too but, fingers work best for me. The warmth helps create a flawless finish, minimizing the look of large pores. Although Kelai is a shimmery blush, it still looks very natural and since the shimmer is super fine, it does not enlarge pores either.
Like most Sue Devitt products, the packaging is classy and the gel-like texture makes this product super easy to travel with as well. Since the blush is quite sheer especially after blending onto skin, it also has average staying power. You need a good primer underneath to increase longevity. I also wish the end result was just a tad more dewy. Since it transforms to a powder finish, it looks semi matte. Thankfully Kelai has quite a bit of shimmer that keeps it from looking too flat especially on my dry skin.
Overall, if you like the idea of a sheer blush that also makes a good base for other powder blushes, Sue Devitt's Gel to Powder blush is worth trying. Kelai especially is a must have shade for this season since it creates the most beautiful looking, natural flush on pale winter skin. Its wonderful texture makes application and blending a breeze. This is also one of the best blushes to travel with since there's no worry of the product melting or breaking.
Available ay Ulta and suedevittbeauty.com.
Have you tried Sue Devitt's Gel to Powder Blush?
Disclosure: The products in this article were provided by PR for consideration. All opinions are my own. For more information please refer to my Disclosure Policy.
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