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LORAC Color Source Buildable Blushes – Review & Swatches

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Lorac Color Source Buildable Blushes // FromMyVanity.com @LadyKaty92LORAC has come out with new blushes this year — the Color Source Buildable Blushes. If you’ve been reading my blog for any length of time, you’ll know I love LORAC Cosmetics products, but I’ve actually never tried their blushes before. Not to give anything away, but I’ve been really impressed. Let’s jump into the review!

LORAC Color Source Buildable Blushes

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Lorac Color Source Buildable Blushes // Pretty Packaging! // FromMyVanity.com @LadyKaty92There are 10 shades in the Color Source line available at Ulta with a mix of satin and matte finishes. I received two blushes — one satin (Vivid) and one matte (Chroma). The packaging for these blushes are really cute with a gunmetal gray that’s really chic. It is that mirrored-type of packaging (making it a pain to photograph, lol) and fingerprints do show up.

Lorac Color Source Buildable Blushes // Displayed // FromMyVanity.com @LadyKaty92Along with the sleek packaging, these blushes have a magnetic closure to them. So nifty, and oddly satisfying every time they close. 🙂 Each Color Source blush contains 0.17 oz of product, which is a fair amount. In comparison, the popular Tarte Amazonian Clay 12 Hour blushes contain o.2 oz.

Lorac Color Source Buildable Blushes // Swatches // FromMyVanity.com @LadyKaty92As you can see, they swatch really beautifully — pigmentation is great. I just swatched it twice on bare skin. They are incredibly soft to the touch and just so creamy! I typically use the Real Techniques Blush brush to apply my blush and these blushes lend out, no problem. They are pretty pigmented, so going in with a light hand, and tapping off your brush first, would be my recommendation.

Lorac Color Source Buildable Blushes // Opened Blushes // FromMyVanity.com @LadyKaty92The lasting power is fantastic. I apply these blushes when I get ready in the morning (anywhere between 8-10am) and I can still see them on my cheeks when I go to take my makeup off at night (which is typically around 8pm). As I already mentioned, they go onto the cheeks beautifully without any streaking.

Lorac Color Source Buildable Blushes // Closeup // FromMyVanity.com @LadyKaty92One thing I do want to point out is that the difference between the satin and matte blushes are very faint. You almost can’t detect any sheen in the satin blushes when applied to the cheeks, but a true makeup junkie can. 😉 And I actually like that. I’m not a fan of super shimmery or sparkly blushes. I prefer mattes. But with these Color Source satin blushes it gives you just the tiniest bit of highlight to your cheeks and it looks beautiful.

Lorac Color Source Buildable Blushes // Satin Vivid // FromMyVanity.com @LadyKaty92Do I recommend these new Color Source blushes? Yes! I like them even moreso than the Tarte blushes. And the price point is reasonable for a high end blush. With so many color options, I’m sure you’ll be able to find one to suit your skintone!

Have you purchased any of these LORAC Color Source blushes? Tell me which shade you like so I can try them next!

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LORAC has come out with new blushes this year -- the Color Source Buildable Blushes. If you've been reading my blog for any length of time, you'll know I love LORAC Cosmetics products, but I've actually never tried their blushes before. Not to give anything away, but I've been really impressed.

I received the products mentioned above as PR samples. It was not required that I feature them on my blog. All thoughts are 100% my own. Some affiliate links were used. :-) Thank you for your support!

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