When Charlotte Tilbury first launched her makeup collection, I spent an exorbitant amount shipping a singular palette from the UK to the US via Selfridges. I'm a big Charlotte Tilbruy fan and she's one of my favorite makeup artists to interview backstage during NYFW. It was a no brainer. I had to do it. Since then, I've pulled back a bit in terms of spending because Charlotte Tilbury products are pretty pricey. Like every beauty obsessed girl, I have my moments when I slip up and end up haulin'. So here we are.
I've always wanted to try her Filmstar Bronze & Glow but the first palette was made for fairer skin and was not up my alley. Not too long ago, she released a Medium to Dark version and it took everything in me not to run out and buy it. The reason" The "sculpt" shade isn't really one for true sculpting. It has shimmer in it and to be honest the sculpt is still a bit too light. THAT SAID, it's a gorgeous highlight on deep skin. It's a nice subtle highlight whereas the actual highlight shade is a bit more intense. For a true sculpting shade, I'd recommend the Filmstar Bronze & Glow Sun Tan & Sun Light Face Sculpt & Highlight. It is a limited edition product so I'm not sure if it's still available everywhere. I saw it at Bergdorf and it is available here.While I was at it and #feelingspendy, I decided to pick up one of the Matte Revolution lipstick in Glastonberry. Charlotte Tilbury Glastonberry ($32.00) is a muted, medium-dark purple?berry ...