#Kosas concealer review skin
#Kosas concealer review full
#Kosas concealer review mac

Longitude Zero High Intensity is a deeper more intense pink with a more intense pink shimmer.Longitude Zero is a soft cool rose pink with a light pink shimmer.Contrachroma High Intensity has more bronzy brown tones.Contrachroma is a soft muted rose brown with a champagne beige shimmer.Papaya 1972 High Intensity has a deeper peach and brown under tone with slight shimmer.Papaya 1972 is a soft but bright peach and light ivory champagne.You can wear each shade individually, layered or mix them! Highlighters are more like a diffusing powder on my skin.

#Kosas concealer review skin

On my skin the these are among the softest powders I’ve tried in texture and finish – they have a very melt-in-your-skin kind of feel. The Color and Light Pressed Powder Blushes come in six shades, each duo has a blush color with a satiny finish (slight shimmer) and a lighter colored highlighter (also has a soft shimmer). There is a more noticeable difference in the highlighter side for the High Intensity colors. If I look closely I see subtle differences in the undertone. Note that the highlighters for the regular duos look similar on my arm swatches and they are almost identical on me. Powder is the way to go for me on these, I like that they have a soft finish. In general I cannot wear most cream blushes – it’s simply too hot and humid here for me to have them last! I know many of you are most likely more interested in the Color and Light Pressed Powder Creams – I skipped reviewing these as I tried a couple and found them too emollient and dewy for my preference. I bought every single color and think they’re really easy to wear and incorporate into your everyday look.

#Kosas concealer review mac

Swatches next to a few other concealer shades including NARS Radiant Creamy Concealer in Macadamia, Ginger and Praline and MAC Studio Fix Concealer in NC35 and NC40.įor the cheeks I’m completely obsessed with their Color and Light Pressed Powder Blushes. On me with a powder the Kosas concealer performs exceptionally well. I always set concealer with a powder to make it last all day. It has medium coverage and is super easy to blend. I like Shade 5 for brightening and Shade 6 for a closer match. It also has caffeine to help with puffiness which I always need help with in the mornings. I like it under the eyes – the creamy texture means it doesn’t cake or crease on me. One of their newer launches is the Revealer Super Creamy + Brightening Concealer which I absolutely love! It is a really nice creamy concealer perfect for brightening and highlighting.

Revealer Super Creamy + Brightening Concealer

#Kosas concealer review full

You can read the full review, swatches of Shade 5, 6 and 7 along with before/after photos in my review here. In the Florida heat this doesn’t hold up outdoors. It’s more like a skincare product rather than a base. I can wear something that’s luminous but since this is an oil it’s very dewy and sheer. This is not my favorite product in the line as I can’t wear super dewy products on the face. I reviewed the Kosas Tinted Face Oil a year ago and my shade match is still Shade 6, but I no longer use this.

You can find the full list of ingredients for every product on their website. They’re a clean beauty line which I know many of you are passionate about. Overall I love the vibe and well edited look of Kosas products. Today I’m excited to share a closer look along with a list of what I think are the hits and misses. I’ve been playing around with the line for quite some time now and I’ve tested every product they have launched. Today I have a full Kosas roundup and review.