La Roseraie Illuminating Powder($42) is a sheer, shimmery blush with a beautiful rose embossing, part of Lancôme's Spring 2012 collection. The shimmer is just an overspray, underneath which is a light pink blush with a beautiful sheen.
The packaging is just lovely and I was so hesitant to ruin the design. The colors can be used individually as a blush/highlight or swirled together. There is quite a bit of fall out from the shimmer and it ends up everywhere when I swirl the colors together so, I had to break though the overspray. The color underneath is a gorgeous rosy pink that gives my cheeks a beautiful glow. I love to pair it with strong eyes or when I have very subtle of everything else going on and need just a little bit of color on my cheeks.
I would recommend a good primer underneath to smooth out pores if you have any and also help boost the staying power. With a good primer, La Roseraie lasted about 6 hours on me. On my skin tone, it is a rather light, sheer blush that looks really natural without being too pink. If you like sheer blushes that can be worn shimmery or add a subtle hint of color, sans the overspray, La Rosarie is just perfect for that.
What are your thoughts on Lancôme's La Roseraie Illuminating Powder?
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 packaging is just lovely and I was so hesitant to ruin the design. The colors can be used individually as a blush/highlight or swirled together. There is quite a bit of fall out from the shimmer and it ends up everywhere when I swirl the colors together so, I had to break though the overspray. The color underneath is a gorgeous rosy pink that gives my cheeks a beautiful glow. I love to pair it with strong eyes or when I have very subtle of everything else going on and need just a little bit of color on my cheeks.
I would recommend a good primer underneath to smooth out pores if you have any and also help boost the staying power. With a good primer, La Roseraie lasted about 6 hours on me. On my skin tone, it is a rather light, sheer blush that looks really natural without being too pink. If you like sheer blushes that can be worn shimmery or add a subtle hint of color, sans the overspray, La Rosarie is just perfect for that.
What are your thoughts on Lancôme's La Roseraie Illuminating Powder?
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.
Oh My Gosh, such a pretty highlighter blush!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it? The design is so gorgeous!
DeleteYou are looking gorgeous, girl!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Larie! :D
Deleteyour FOTDs are so pretty you should do it more often!And the blush looks nice on you:)
ReplyDeletep.s:which eyeliner have you used on your upper lash line?i like the intensity of it.
Thanks, Giggle! I definitely will! I've used a black gel liner from Essence. It's only $3 and amazing :D
DeleteYou look AMAZING!! So glowy and beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tracy! :D
DeleteYou look soooooo cute....:* :D
ReplyDeleteAwww Thank You, Rads! :)
DeleteSo.freaking.beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the design too! Wish all blushes came with a cool pattern like this :)
DeleteYou look so pretty! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Chris! :)
DeleteIts so pretty and looks equally good on you!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Shalini! :)
DeleteWhat gorgeous packaging - the shades look beautiful as well. Your cheeks have a lovely, light rosy glow :)
ReplyDeleteThank You, sleepandwater! :)
DeleteUuugh this is SO pretty!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it? The design is too cute to pass! :)
DeleteIt looks so good on your beautiful face! I`ve just got this powder and looking for swatches how to use it. I`ll put on my eyelids and cheeks
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