Yes, I am completely spoilt; I’ll just have to put my hands up to it right now. When make-up artist, Daniel Sandler offered to make me a bespoke blush, was I supposed to say no?! Not possible. So I said yes, please, and here it is. He’s called it Jane’s Desire – it isn’t for sale obviously, but my goodness he got my blush requirements spot on in one bottle.
It’s a beautiful bubblegum pink that just gives cheeks a pop of pink. Daniel explained that the best way to use his Watercolours is to add a tiny bit of moisturiser to a blush brush, then a tiny dab of Watercolour (they’re highly pigmented so you don’t need much), and then to just sweep the brush gently over the apples of the cheeks. It works and it’s a much better way to apply than just using fingers.
So this is what it looks like on the palm of my hand (looking a bit crinkly I must say: palmists would have a field day). You can see it gives a stain effect so less is more from the get-go.
I’m a big fan already of Watercolours liquid blush (check www.danielsandler.com for stockists), so to have my own is an absolute treat.
Aw, you live such a fabulous life!
Lucky lady! Looks fab
Fabulous colour. Very jealous!
Wow! You ARE lucky!
Looks like a beautiful colour! x
Well MY GOD! Your own blush, your own polish, what next??? Jealous…
That is so wonderful, when this came up in my google reader I HAD to read it. He has created a wonderful shade and I love the name!
Bloody hell, how lucky are you! I love the colour of ‘Jane’s Desire’. I’d certainly buy it.
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it is so girlish
Wow how amazing it looks a beautiful colour. I bet its taking pride of place in your mkup bag. xx
Wow! Its very pretty, would like to try these but need to find somewhere I can play with them first, with not a huge disposable income the potential for mistakes purchasing on line scares me! xx
Looks very pigmented
jealous much!
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That’s rather fabulous. A terrific name for a blusher of course
Wow, how awesome! The name is wonderful and the color looks beautiful as well.