Makeup Revolution Blushing Hearts Review

I’ve had my eye on the Sweetheart blushes from Too Faced for the longest time, but couldn’t justify parting with £24! I’ve not used a ‘3-in-1’ type colour product before & didn’t know whether I’d get on with it. So imagine my delight when I found that the Makeup Revolution Blushing Hearts offer dupes of all three of Too Faced’s shades!

I picked up one of these, the shade Candy Queen Of Hearts – a dupe for Too Faced’s Candy Glow.

The pigmentation of the three colours is fantastic & the powder feels so soft! My concern about mixing the three colours together was unfounded. When applied this blusher gives a healthy glow – I’m so glad I picked it up! Application is smooth & the three colours blend together beautifully.

For your £4.99 you get 5g of product. In comparison to this, the Too Faced blushes are £24 for 5.5g! Quite a jump in price!

I found the packaging, again a dupe of Makeup Revolution’s blushers to be cute but lacking in quality. When I bought mine the paper covering the cardboard was not fully stuck down (admittedly it was the last one of this shade on the shelf!). This is something really small & can be fixed with a little glue, I’ve seen worse from more expensive brands.

As well as the Candy Queen Of Hearts blusher, Makeup Revolution have five other shades in their I <3 Makeup range – Blushing Heart is a dupe of Too Faced’s Something About Berry & Peachy Keen is a dupe of Peach Beach. I’ve heard people complaining that Makeup Revolution & their I <3 Makeup line don’t do anything new & just copy other brands. I would argue that actually this in itself is their unique selling point (USP). No other brand replicates products to such high a quality for so little money. If Makeup Revolution were available when I first started wearing makeup I don’t know whether I would’ve even looked at high end makeup – a bold statement for me!

Have you bought one of the Makeup Revolution Blushing Hearts? What do you think of them?

Have you purchased both the Too Faced blusher & the Makeup Revolution dupe? If so have you found them comparable? I’d love to know your thoughts!

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Ingredients:

Mica, Talc, Dimethicone, Nylon 12, Magnesium Aluminium Silicate, Mathylparaben, Propylparaben (+/-) CI 77891, CI 77491, CI 77499, CI 15850, CI 19140, CI 15985, CI 77742.