Spring is on its way, so it is time for lighter textures. In the world of make-up, every texture has its charm. Whether you love the soft, glowing finish of liquid products or the easy control of solid powders, the best result starts with choosing the right texture.
Take Cover Concealer by delilah
A liquid concealer is easy to build up in layers with your fingertips. It absorbs quickly and leaves no harsh lines, just a fresh finish.
Secret Camouflage Brighten & Correct Duo by Laura Mercier
A concealer stick (or concealer powder) is a quick way to cover up. This 2-in-1 concealer has one stick to conceal dark circles under the eyes or blemishes on the face, and another to brighten beneath the eyes. Both textures are easy to press in with your fingertips.
Tinted Moisturizer Bronzer by Laura Mercier
A cream bronzer is easy to apply with your fingertips to the areas where the sun naturally catches your skin first. A cream gives a beautiful glow and blends easily with your day cream too.
Sunset Bronzer by Delilah
A bronzing powder comes in a matte or a luminous formula. It is easy to apply with a powder brush, and the matte version works both to shape and to bronze.
No Makeup Radiant Glow Balm by Perricone MD
As skin matures, the cheekbones can benefit from a little more definition. A liquid, luminous blush looks fresher than a matte one and works well on dry skin. The buildable balm contains vitamin C ester, niacinamide and shea butter, and visibly reduces discolouration.
Compact Colour Blush by delilah
A powder blush creates a soft, natural transition in moments. It suits oily skin well, builds up easily with a blush brush and stays in place for a long time. You can also use it to set a cream blush in the same shade.
No Makeup Eyeshadow by Perricone MD
A cream eyeshadow often delivers more pigment in a single sweep, so the colour is richer and more vivid. Prone to dry eyelids? A liquid eyeshadow hydrates the lids and can make fine lines appear less noticeable.
Colour Intense Eyeshadow Palette by delilah
A powder eyeshadow is useful when you want to work with several shades and blend them, as with a smoky eye. It also absorbs oil on oily lids, so it stays in place better.
