I agree! BMS is on my list for that reason. I really want the TR quad but I may wait for the store release to get it. I'll have more cash by then.
Same reason why I'm pretty sure I'll skip it too.I agree! BMS is on my list for that reason. I really want the TR quad but I may wait for the store release to get it. I'll have more cash by then.
Erine is going to kill me because I skipped out on RFL.I read someone here compared to ED Blazing Haute, which I have. I think I can live with that. lol
What I ordered so far: BMS quad, Caliente l/s, Soft Serenade l/g.
I even opted for overnight shipping. Although, since I'm in Cali it won't get processed until tomorrow.
I don't own that blush, but I see it all the time at work (Sephora). It it a very intense blush ... very orangey. I don't know if you are familar with Tarte's "Tipsy" or not. If perchance you are, it is maybe a tad more pigmented (meaning very pigmented), as well as being a about two shades deeper. The beautiful gold pattern is an overspray which wears off quickly. If I remember correclty, I think it's about $41.00. Persoanlly, I think that it quite a bit to pay for a blush, especially since the pattern does not run all the way through the blush. I intially really wanted this blush, but decided to pass on it (even with the opportunity to use my Sephora discount). I haven't had a moment of skipper's remorse). Hope this helps!
I have Rotunde, which doesn't have the pinkish tones that I see in the online swatches of Ripe for Love. So, they are different. Don't kill me, but I did skip Ripe for Love for the same reason. No, they are not the same side by side. But Rotonde is a big HUGE blush that I'll never finish and it'll do for me.
It was under the Temperature Rising Bronzing products. I went in thru the site map.
Check out my posts - I felt it was very close to Blazing Haute, but they behave differently. You have to build BH up layer by layer and RFL is so pigmented, you have to blend it down and buff, rather than build. They have a different effect on the skin, BH allowing the natural skin texture to come through with that gel to powder formula it has, plus it has more of a dewey effect. RFL is basically standard powder blush, but definitely nicely milled and very blendable. Finally, BH has ruddier undertones while RFL has a little ruddiness, but also yellow and brown undertones in the mix.I agree! BMS is on my list for that reason. I really want the TR quad but I may wait for the store release to get it. I'll have more cash by then.
Erine is going to kill me because I skipped out on RFL.I read someone here compared to ED Blazing Haute, which I have. I think I can live with that. lol
What I ordered so far: BMS quad, Caliente l/s, Soft Serenade l/g.
I even opted for overnight shipping. Although, since I'm in Cali it won't get processed until tomorrow.
this is how i'm feeling too!
I just went back to look at my order and the picture in my cart/confirmation is white. So when I saw your post I freaked out. But I called the online number to check, and he confirmed that my order color is Golden Elixir. He said don't go by the picture, that's a standard image they use. I'm def getting Golden Elixir.
I think Hot Plum is more pink than FMP...
