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Swatch of the Ultimate Concealer in medium |
I do need to mention that it is a little pricy as YoungBlood claims to be a luxury company, so the $30 price point will certainly be a turn off for some. BUT if you consider that the line is touted as a very natural line of cosmetics, it might not be a bad price point for many. Here's a quote from their website: "Our products are free of talc, parabens, oil and fragrance, and have
earned numerous awards including "Best Foundation" (Beauty Launchpad)
and "Best Mineral Blush" (NewBeauty). We are herald by professional
makeup artists, celebrities and customers alike for our comprehensive
assortment of natural-looking shades that are easy to use, long-lasting
and able to stand up to heat, humidity and perspiration." As for the longevity of their products, it's winter so I can't really speak to it, however I can say that once it's on, it doesn't move around like a lot of other products do.
And I love the packaging. It's sleek, the concealer and powder both come with a mirror for convenient application, and they store and stack nicely.
And I love the packaging. It's sleek, the concealer and powder both come with a mirror for convenient application, and they store and stack nicely.
The powder, also in medium, is lovely. It's $33, so comparable in price to other higher end companies. It's Rice based and has no talc in it. It is quite finely milled, so you do get a bit of dust kicked up when you apply it, but it goes on like a dream. It really mattes down the skin and I find that I only need to touch up at around mid-afternoon if I apply my makeup at about 7 in the morning. So for the longevity of this one - in the winter, anyway - I'd say is pretty good!
The other product that I have by the company is one of their cream blushes. It's actually a highlighter, and it is gorgeous! It's quite comparable in colour to MAC Shell, though MAC's product has larger particles and is a little more chunky looking. I really love this highlighter. I've had it for several months now, and use it very regularly. I like to apply it with a brush to the top of my cheekbones, and use my fingers to put some down the bridge of my nose and at the top of my cupid's bow. The price on these puppies is $27 and you get quite a bit of product. Also, because it's cream, a little goes a long way!
The other product that I have by the company is one of their cream blushes. It's actually a highlighter, and it is gorgeous! It's quite comparable in colour to MAC Shell, though MAC's product has larger particles and is a little more chunky looking. I really love this highlighter. I've had it for several months now, and use it very regularly. I like to apply it with a brush to the top of my cheekbones, and use my fingers to put some down the bridge of my nose and at the top of my cupid's bow. The price on these puppies is $27 and you get quite a bit of product. Also, because it's cream, a little goes a long way!
Cream Blush in Champagne Life |
Swatch of the Champagne Life |
Overall, I think YoungBlood is really onto something. The prices are
quite reasonable for what you get, and the fact that the company was
founded by a medical aesthetician (Pauline Youngblood), it stands to
reason that the products should do what they claim to. In my opinion,
they do, and I can't wait to try more products from this company!
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