Today’s video and post is my first impressions and review of the BH Cosmetics 6 Color Palette Contour & Blush. BH Cosmetics in the UK isn’t the easiest brand to come by, but I managed to pick this up and thought I’d share with you my thoughts on the product, especially when its my first product I’ve used from BH Cosmetics.
Here is some information on the BH Cosmetics 6 Color Palette Contour & Blush…
- The colours all blend out really nicely on the skin. As you saw from the video, you can blend them out to practically nothing. This means that you can achieve the kind of finish you want
- With several lighter shades in the palette, you can blend and get the colours you want and not just with the contour. This also applies to the blush and even the highlight. Making this palette suitable for a wide variety of skin tones
- Not one of the shades was chalky or powdery. I did find they had a slight ‘buttery’ feel to them. There was no fall out either when used as a crease contour shade (Which I have to say looks really nice)
- The contour shade is not warm at all and looks more of a neutral cool tone, so again is better suited as a contour shade. However, you can mix it with the blush to get more of a bronze blush shade which is really lovely
- All the shades blend well together
Personally, I felt this palette was lacking a ‘banana’ shade. Although the second colour on the top middle looks creamy yellow, it comes off more peach. A buttery cream would have been better for setting under the eyes as a highlight, but alas we can’t have it all now can we?
Over all, for what I paid I really like this palette. Granted I can still see me purchasing the Anastasia Beverly Hills Contour Palette but only as I like a variety of shades to contour with and am not that interested in blush. But for those on a budget I would definitely check out the BH Cosmetics 6 Color Palette Contour & Blush as its good quality and lasted as well as my Benefit Hoola Bronzer and ELF Cool Bronze last on my skin (About 4 hours). The white shade also set my under eyes nicely and lasted really well too. So, I would recommend this but wouldn’t pay over the odds for it either to get it, but feel the £12.95 I paid was more than acceptable.
Since purchasing this palette, Amazon have stopped doing it on their Prime and the price has changed. It can be purchased on Amazon through BH Cosmetics for £9.00 plus £9.00 shipping. I did however find it on another site when I searched Google – Beauty Store 4u at £16.95 and I believe delivery is free.
For more information on BH Cosmetics and their products, why not check out their Website, Twitter or Facebook?
Have you tried any BH Cosmetics products? What are your thoughts?
Lots of Love,
Mel xxxx