A sexy bronzer and highligher, but there are better ones available (Fresh Cut Cheek Colour)

Member Name: hannahfelicity

Product:	Fresh Cut Cheek Colour
Date:	08/04/09 (30 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: application, colour, feeling

Disadvantages: price, packaging

I have used a cream blush colour by prescriptives before which came in a handy handbag sized stick. Unfortunately this comes in a less exciting, less handy tub.

I have used many illuminating creams, including Benefit's 'High-Beam' and precision highligher 'Miss Popularity' (as well as cheaper brands) and I find them great as I have very sharp cheek bones and it makes them even more defined.

Fresh cut Petals cheek colour is a very nice cheek colour with a bronzing effect. I feel a little goes a long way, and it must be applied directly on the cheekbone, and if applied too liberally it is quite easy to look a little clown like! I reccommend to apply it with a very soft fan brush -if investing in a great brush I reccommend MAC brushes rather than cheaper ones that won't last very long.

I feel that at £20ish price mark it is very pricey for what it is. I would reccommend an alternative by Benefit - it's called "10" and is a mixture of bronzer and highlighter - it is more expensive at £22.50 but it has a great design! You sweep the brush over the powder picking up on half the brush the pink highlighting powder and the bronzer on the other half of the brush. With pink side up, brush from the apple of the cheek up to the hairline. The result is effortless and stunning!

Prescriptives do a great range in colours, so I really reccommend you do try them.

Summary: A great summer look