Battle of the Blushers
Dior vs Charlotte Tilbury
Liquid blush has taken over the internet since Sabrina carpetener came along.
But is it really better than the original powdered blush?
The brightest pigment?
The best pink shade?
The stunning finish you need?
Let’s find out…
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Dior Rosy Glow
Famous for their catwalk ready make up, this blush is no different.
It’s an ultra fine powder that is buildable over your cheeks.
Made with technology that reacts to your skin’s pH to create a personalised colour!
Only Dior…
Let’s see what it looks like!
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A Highlighter & Blush in One
This is perfect for blusher newbies, as it can be a really subtle pink to your cheeks.
The pigment of the pink is gorgeous.
And it is buildable for the blusher queens out there!
It also beautifully highlights your cheekbones at the same time.
So this will save on your highlighter budget!
How Does the Charlotte Tilbury Wand Compare?
Charlotte Tilbury make this blush with a creamy formula for a ‘soft-focus matte finish.’
“With Lumi-Blur Technology for a smoothing effect!”
Their famous pillow talk shade that never disappoints.
Let’s see what this looks like on our cheeks…
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It’s Warm & Dewy
It’s a much warmer blush.
Less highlighting…
…and more flawless.
Can definitely see the lumi-blur smoothing effect!
It gives a rosy cheek, without looking like you’re wearing blush.
The Winner?
Charlotte Tilbury Blush Wand
Now I’m in my thirties, I prefer a natural everyday kinda look.
This Charlotte Tilbury wand brings my tired skin to life…
Without looking like I’ve tried too hard!
After those sleepless nights with a 3-month old, this is a gorgeous glow for my skin the next day.
Dior Verdict
Dior is perfect for a bottomless brunch or that eye catching instagram pic.
(We’ve all been there)
The pink pigment is the best I’ve experienced.
