Hourglass alp in ethereal light
What it does: Evoke a luminous glow with this soft-focus cheek palette. Hourglass has fused Ambient Lighting Powder, its cutting-edge collection of finishing powders, with an array of vivid cheek colors, creating a hybrid product that is unique, contemporary, and revolutionary. Infused with Photoluminescent Technology to create depth and dimension, this blush does not fall flat and is lightweight, amplifying the colors to a multidimensional level, and leaving the entire complexion with an otherworldly glow.
Featuring Incandescent Electra, an exclusive, limited-edition shade in a cool peach, this palette also includes Luminous Flush, a champagne rose and Mood Exposure, a soft plum color. This process achieves the perfect balance of pigment and powder. No two look alike, but all deliver a natural radiant finish that offers buildable color. This set contains: -3 x 0.
The soft-focus technology filters out harsh light to help minimize the look of wrinkles, imperfections, and neutralizes discoloration. The result is skin that looks smooth, even, and enhanced—not masked. Ambient Lighting Blush fuses two advanced formulas to create something entirely new.
What it does: Ambient Lighting Powder is a groundbreaking collection of finishing powders that capture, diffuse, and soften the way light reflects on skin. Unlike traditional powders, which merely cloak imperfections, Ambient Lighting Powder utilizes photoluminescent technology to filter out harsh light and refine the appearance of the complexion.
The powders deliver a multidimensional luminescence to every skintone, making it appear softer and lit from within. The finishing powders enhance skin in any type of light, including flash photography. With three universal shades available in the Ambient palette, you can create any desired effect. This product is free of talc, gluten, fragrance, and nano particles. Growing up, my mother had pink light bulbs in all of the lamps throughout the house.
She loved pink light because it was the softest and most flattering, and she always wanted to look good. I used this concept of lighting in Ambient Lighting Powder. A universal finishing powder that features state-of-the-art technology to recreate the most exquisitely flattering types of light. What it does: Create your perfect light.
Unlike traditional powders, which merely cloak imperfections, utilizes photoluminescent technology to filter out harsh light and refine the appearance of the complexion. The powders deliver a multidimensional luminescence to every skintone, making it appear softer, younger, and lit-from-within. With six universal shades available, you can create your desired effect—not unlike having a personal lighting technician. Ambient is free of talc, gluten, fragrance, and nanoparticles.
It is available in six universally flattering shades from least pearl to most pearl. Ethereal Light: A sheer, cool tone that eliminates shine and mimics a moonlit glow—even in broad daylight. I know the Hakuhodo S brushes are susceptible to chipping as well hence why I only own one; too many tiled floors and not enough carpet.
My heavier Tom Ford face brushes have also chipped at the corner where the body of the brush meets the base. Anyways, enough bitching about the durability, or lack, of expensive brushes. Oh the perks of doing a review after owning and using something for a while, as opposed to right away. I feel like the balance on this brush is a little off.
It is ever so slightly top heavy. The hand feel of it is similar to that of the Chikuhodo squirrel face powder brushes which also have very light, wood for their handles. The brush head is quite dense, relatively heavy and incredibly resistant for a squirrel brush. Push test. Minimal contour hugging by the bristles.
The brush head is springy to the point that I have a difficult time believing that it is made of only grey squirrel hair. Brush size in comparison to my face and hand. Note how it does not splay and fold around my face. Performance This section is going to be very dry and boring. Get some munchies or a cup of your favorite drink. I have a very strong preference for using thick paddle brushes OR very-dense, round brushes with loose powders.
Just load it up with powder from the pan by swirling, and buff it on using light motions for an even layer. With loose powder, there is less control. The Face Brush, as expected, works fantastically with balls of powder. The head of the face brush actually is dense and resilient enough to create excess powder fallout if you mash it into the powder pressed or balled too hard. If you want a very, very sheer layer of powder this brush is not for you.
Yes the powder applied will still be gossamer feeling and invisible compared to powder application using many other brushes out there, but there WILL be a layer thicker than if you used a less firm, less densely packed squirrel brush like the Koyudo BP for example.
The Artisque Face brush is capable of providing light coverage. Enough so to the point that if you wanted to use it with a compact powder foundation, you could. This is assuming that you have relatively clear skin with nothing but a few spots for conceal afterward.
Perfectly capable of evening out a complexion that just needs a little boost. Alternatively if for example you use a medium coverage liquid foundation normally and wanted a bit more coverage for a special occasion, you could grab an a tinted powder and apply it with the Surratt Face Brush.
It works like no other with Guerlain Pressed Meteorites Wulong, limited edition for finishing the face. The Wulong meteorites pressed powder is already a pretty good product. When I use the Wulong with most other brushes, squirrel or goat powder, the powder gives me a lightly filtered look. The Artisque Face Brush kicks up the performance of the powder up a couple notches.
The first time I paired the two I was stunned. Like holy hell, where did my pores and inner corner wrinkles go?! Both in real like and in pictures. Better yet, my skin looks harmonious in test shots… Is that what I would look like touched up?! You get what you pay for? Side note: The juxtaposition of an uber cheap product with an uber expensive brush is amusing to me.
Big, plush, fluffy. The Surratt face brush seems like it would be perfect, right? The Artisque Face Brush falls into that awkward transition point that makes it a lukewarm bronzer applicator for me; I like them really dense OR really supple. The Surratt Face Brush firm enough to deposit a ton of color on first contact with skin, but not firm enough to allow me to effortlessly blend and blow the color out.
When it comes to wanting color to show up semi strongly rather than sheerly like with blush application , the Surratt Face brush is awesome. That tapered point in conjunction with the medium-large size gives a really cute diffused flushed look. It is also less wide poofy after being freed from their brush guards so the Z-1 will look bigger when both are viewed from above.
On a semi—random note: I like the way my hand feels wrapped around the handle of the Surratt Face Brush better due to the slightly slimmer handle. Both are made of grey squirrel. Both are domed.
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The fusion formula truly enhances the skin. I found them to caress my cheeks gently and even more seamlessly than the Ambient Lighting Powders. No chalkiness whatsoever. Some had voiced concerns that Ethereal Glow was too pale to show up on light-medium skin, but a generous hand proved successful. Since bronzer is my everyday staple, I prefer blushes that are subtle and subdued. Ethereal Glow is the perfect hint of baby pink, one of the few that does not oxidize on my warm coloring.
It is now one of my top 3 blushes! The pale yellow veining in Diffused Heat, however, gives the blush more vibrance and as a whole, is much easier to layer for more color payoff. This color is the ideal color to mimic a natural flush on my light-medium skin. It will suit fair to medium skin tones best since the poppy tones perk up the complexion without overwhelming it! I used a light hand to apply it in the photo above, yet the camera captured it well. I was apprehensive that the brighter shade might accentuate pores, but the Ambient Lighting Blushes are so silky smooth that they do effectively create a halo effect.
Discover a new way to blush. Hourglass has fused Ambient Lighting Powder, the cutting-edge collection of finishing powders, with an array of vivid cheek colors, creating a hybrid product that is unique, contemporary, and revolutionary. Unlike traditional blush, which tends to be flat, Ambient Lighting Blush uses Photoluminescent Technology to exhibit depth and dimension.
The airy, lightweight powders contain optically transparent particles that amplify the colors to a multidimensional level—effectively reinventing the way you view blush. The six shades ranging from soft coral to cool pink are a wardrobe of captivating accent lights for cheeks. They deliver a radiant, natural finish and offer build-able color to imbue the entire complexion with an otherworldly glow.
The blush itself is absolutely gorgeous in the pan. The cool, baby pink color is swirled with the luminous champagne-white ambient lighting powder, giving it a marbled appearance. It is very finely milled and feels buttery soft on the skin. It is just a touch on the powdery side; my brush kicked up a tiny bit of powder in the pan when I swirled it. I am not normally a fan of pink blushes, as they pull far too much rosiness from my rosacea, but this color is exquisite.
The cool, almost lavender base of this pink is incredibly flattering on my fair skin. Swatches This was a very hard shade for me to swatch.
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