Dior's Spring Trianon Collection also includes a beautiful coral blush, Corail Bagatelle ($24; shop.nordstrom.com). The design on the blush is so gorgeous, it took me a while to start using it. Being the beautiful color that Corail Bagatelle is, I'm sure I'll ruin the pattern on the blush pretty soon!
While not completely matte, it still goes on smooth and doesn't enhance my huge pores. There's a teeny tiny hint of shimmer, only visible in the pan if you look closely - it does not show up on the cheeks and gives the most natural flush of pink on my skintone. Its not the most pigmented, but the color is buildable, pigmented enough to show up on my skintone and extremely easy to work with. There's little to no fallout and the super finely milled texture feels really smooth going on. Corail Bagatelle is a color I would get a lot of use out of - its a tad warm and easy to wear just about any time of the year and the sheerness keeps me from going overboard. I haven't tried many blushes from Dior's re-formulated powder blush range, but Corail Bagatelle is definitely something I'd recommend from the limited-edition spring collection! As for dupes, I don't have anything extremely similar in my stash - Tarte's Blissful looks similar in the pan, but Corail Bagatelle is more pinker and lasts longer on my dry skin.
What do you think of Corail Bagatelle?
While not completely matte, it still goes on smooth and doesn't enhance my huge pores. There's a teeny tiny hint of shimmer, only visible in the pan if you look closely - it does not show up on the cheeks and gives the most natural flush of pink on my skintone. Its not the most pigmented, but the color is buildable, pigmented enough to show up on my skintone and extremely easy to work with. There's little to no fallout and the super finely milled texture feels really smooth going on. Corail Bagatelle is a color I would get a lot of use out of - its a tad warm and easy to wear just about any time of the year and the sheerness keeps me from going overboard. I haven't tried many blushes from Dior's re-formulated powder blush range, but Corail Bagatelle is definitely something I'd recommend from the limited-edition spring collection! As for dupes, I don't have anything extremely similar in my stash - Tarte's Blissful looks similar in the pan, but Corail Bagatelle is more pinker and lasts longer on my dry skin.
What do you think of Corail Bagatelle?
Lovely shade! Looks lovely on you.... and I love your collection its pretty
ReplyDeleteThank you, Fiona!
DeleteIt's really, really pretty on you!
ReplyDeleteThank You, Chris! :)
Deletethe shade is super pretty and must say the price is quite decent!
ReplyDeleteYeah, the regular blushes are $42, so a dollar more for the design is actually ok :) Its a shade you can't go wrong with!
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