The Rimmel Kate Moss Sculpting Palette has been everywhere, so I couldn’t resist getting my hands on it and trying it out. It contains a bronzer/contour, a blush and a highlighter. I picked it up in the shade 003 Bronze Glow because that’s all they had, the other shade that was out of stock is Coral Glow. I’ve worn it everyday since I got it so I am primed and ready to give it a good review. Is it worth the hype?
PACKAGING
This is the only palette I’ve seen (there may be others) that opens up long ways rather than horizontally (if that makes any sense to you>!)
The packaging is plastic with a black base and a clear lid, donned with rose gold stripes partitioning each section of powder. Kates signature is penned at the bottom and each powder has a little description and number.
APPLICATION
The powders have next to no kick up and are nicely finely milled. The pigmentation is lovely as you only need one swipe for a nice subtle colour, one more for a more buildable shade. They blend out on the skin like a dream.
The packaging has numbering which I’m not sure are an indication of application order, because highlight is usually the last thing I do not the first! I usually go bronze, then blush and highlight last.
WEAR
This palette has serious staying power the shades are so long lasting. It stays on all day at work with no fading and I even did a gym class with it on (don’t judge I didn’t have time to remove it before I started as I went straight after work) and it stayed glowy throughout a sweaty boot camp class!
COLOUR
The bronze shade is a gorgeous warm toned brown that nicely suits pale skin tones without being muddy. I imagine you can build it up if you’re more tanned. It looks slightly glittery in the pan but this doesn’t translate to the skin.
The blush is a beautiful peachy pink with a little shimmer that looks gorgeous and subtle on the skin.
The highlight is the star of the show and I mean wow, you get some serious glow from this! It’s a beautiful champagne shimmer and blends so nicely.
PRICE
This is priced at £6.99 which is a bargain in itself as that’s £2.30 per shade. Get it here*.
OVERALL
This is totally worth the hype that’s been created round this product! Its one of the only drugstore palettes I’ve found that don’t look muddy on pale skin if you put even a smidge too much on. This is a great everyday palette and it’s the perfect size to pop in your handbag should you need a top up after a long day.
This is hands down my favourite drugstore contour palette on offer at the moment!
Have you tried this? What did you think? I’d love to know your thoughts below!
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