RCMA cream blushes

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Tina K.

Dec 26, 2017

Tina K.

So, a couple of years ago the Uber talented Ms. Jackie turned me on to the RCMA cream foundations. There's a learning curve, but I'm hooked for life now although I save it more for holidays, first dates, or times there will be possible photos.

At 49, I wanted a more dewy look especially in the frigid winter months which can exacerbate the look of dryness. (Although, my skin has been so much happier with a solid skin care routine recommended by Rozberry and Leuca with a strong base of The Ordinary products...but I digress...)

That little five pan palette of RCMA cream blushes are AMAZING! You need a light touch because they're super pigmented,but they blend like a dream. At first the colors looked kind of meh in the package, but once on...they look so natural and pretty.

So if you're searching for a cream blush at an affordable price point, definitely check out the RCMA ones!

Aleena P.

Dec 26, 2017

Aleena P.

I second all of this! Jacqueline was nice enough to swatch it for me (twice!) and or totally convinced ne to at least try it (since I love the foundation formula and they are the same). the first three colors, especially cry, get used almost daily! (I'm admittedly scared of the last two). I can't think of one con about them!

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