In2It Gel Blusher

A very low profile brand. If I'm not wrong, this is under the same company as Silky Girl.

Watson's used to carry this brand, but I think they have now pulled out of Singapore. However, I manage to come across this in Watson's at Killiney Road, next to Crystal Cafe.

There was 50% for all In2It products. I reckon they are trying to clear stock and after that I will be so sad. Cos I really love this blusher.

It is gel form and really gives a very natural flush. The colour is very subtle, yet visible natural (do I make sense? Haha..)

The colour looks very intense in the tube and when squeezed out, but once you spread it, it's not. And the colour is buildable. So start conservatively especially for beginners.

Try looking at the photo below at a distance to see the colour. Photo doesn't do justice to this blusher!

The photo below shows the colour after applying Izu Loose Power over it. Makes it even more natural.

It is written on the tube "8-hour wear". Which is true as shown below. Colour still exist although loose powder doesn't I think. =)

L'egere Mineral Blusher

L'egere is more well known for it's BB Cream, but I bought the blusher instead.

Not a cheap product, but I was attracted to the colour. It's like a deep rose colour which I think it would be too dark for fair skinned people and more suitable for tanned skin. That's why I bought it.

The pigment is really super for this blusher. Just a few specks of powder goes a loooooong way. Do take note to go easy with this. Start with a few tiny spots of powder and add on later.

As this is mineral make up, i use a kabuki brush to apply.

Just like this bit can produce an intense colour:

Colour is quite lasting and exist still at the end of the day.

Overall, good product but slightly pricey.