I see Poppy as being more of a 1960s red and I am picturing someone playing Lucille Ball and wearing the Big Apple. I see myself getting a lot of mileage out of these shades come fall and winter. These swatches are a little more built up- more like 2 passes on the skin. Wild Plum is the shade I am immediately drawn to. In the pan, Velvet Rose looks so different than Wild Plum but it translates to looking very similar when swatched.
MEHRON COLORSET POWDER SKIN
I see Cherry Chocolate looking great on darker skin or used to make an ombre lip. When using these lip creams, I dug into this palette before the rest of the makeup I tried.
I had not yet researched the company- just took pictures and dug in.
I immediately assumed that Mehron was a theater makeup brand after seeing how vibrantly these colors came out. I would be curious about the day palette too! They are so rich and pretty! I think most people will really enjoy these. The Cheek Powders were my favorite product I tried from Mehron and at $8.95 each these are seriously reasonable for the quality. These are a line of highly concentrated, matte pigmentation blushes. As you can see, Wine Berry is a very intense, bright pink, so you’ll want to be very careful with these! Hardly a swipe is necessary to get color payoff with these so it’s easy for it to turn clowny fast if you’re not careful. I would avoid a dense makeup brush with these and use something that deposits a little color at a time and very precisely. Of the three colors, I have a hard time choosing a favorite! I love how vibrant Wine Berry is, but I have been wearing TropiCoral the most.
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