Romand blur fudge tint
°My particular interest with the blur fudge tints arises with my preference to matte formulas, however to which I am fickle, about. I seek my mattes to be comfortable, non liquid, velvet, adhering, non slippery, non drying, and blurry. °The Romand Zero velvets didn't impress me as the silicone element felt tremendously slippery which involuntarily would spread over masks in a generous way and the pigmentation wasn't living for me. The blur fudge tints meanwhile addresses all the regulations I am fickle for. True to it's name, it is blurry, matte finish, and comfortable. I dislike matte formulas heading towards any sheen, the Romand blur fudge formulas are discretely null in sheen and encloses on a fully blurred, matte, smooth finish that almost looks like a faded image. This is the matte formula I have been searching all this time.
°I own three variants so far, Bibi candy, Cool rose up and Fuschia vibe. For this review post, I have used cool rose up and fuschia vibe together. Cool rose up 07 was created with the collaboration of Minsco, of course, who won't recognise her? She's OG on YouTube, and her reviews has been and is the best. I instantly knew Minsco would create a unique shade. Her creation of Pomeloco is also a wishlist of mine. Usually with rose shades, they always tend to be warm, but cool rose up is indeed an independent Cool rose shade, I am extremely pleased with it. Since my season alternates even with Summer cool mute, cool rose up has been highly recommended and I have to say I've been using cool rose up daily to the point I may empty it soon. Fuschia vibe which I got after numerous review and I decided for this against Fudge red which is slightly warm. Fuschia vibe is definitely a red but with the least fuschia. I have tried other extremely bright shades like Revlon certainly red created in 1952, that I honestly felt fuschia vibe wasn't so bright as Romand marketed 😂 I have ordered peripera 32 fuschia red so I hope it pleases me in the bright spectrum 😮💨
