Sunnies Face Airblush in Disco | Review
4:49 AMSunnies Face Airblush in Disco - "A soft-focus sheer cheek tint with a silky matte finish. The ultra-fine pigments blend seamlessly o...
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| Sunnies Face Airblush in Disco |
Features:
- Creamy matte formula
- Blends seamlessly onto the skin
- Easily buildable and blendable
- Creates a filtered flush
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| Sunnies Face Airblush in Disco |
Disco is described as a "poppy red" and looks vibrant in the pan. I always gravitate towards bright blushes as it helps liven up my face and complexion. This one looks perfect as a statement blush and makes the cheeks pop. I see this as a great vibrant summer shade but of course, you can wear any blush you want all year round.
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| Swatch: Sunnies Face Airblush in Disco |
As with Moon, this cream blush also has a light and creamy consistency. You get great pigmentation with a single layer despite the airy formula. You can also build up the color if you want a stronger flush but this shade is vibrant so I would use less.
The creamy formula of this blush also makes blending easy but compared to Moon, I feel that this has less slip with a tendency to apply patchy if you don't put in the extra effort to blend. This bright shade is also less forgiving so be wary of applying too much to avoid the "clown" look.
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| On cheeks: Sunnies Face Airblush in Disco |
This blush feels lightweight and comfortable on the skin. It applied somewhat smoothly, and the color can be patchy and uneven if you don't blend well. Longevity is average, with up to four hours of wear before fading.
Disco is a flattering vibrant shade that brightens up the face and is suitable for most complexions. This color would be perfect for summer but can also be toned down for a more appropriate everyday look.
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| Sunnies Face Airblush in Disco on Cheeks |
Pros:
- Flattering and vibrant shade
- Buildable color
- Comfortable and lightweight formula
- Creamy texture
- Affordable
Cons:
- Tendency to apply patchily
- Average-wearing
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