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First Time Trying Milk Makeup

I cannot tell you how long I have waited to try Milk Makeup, I have longed for the minimalist sticks for so long and when it dropped that Milk were launching on Cult Beauty, I pulled up a chair and waited for the launch. I purchased the bronzing stick and the Blush stick in Werk, but also got the free sample bag, which contained three things to try!

1) BRONZING STICK - BLAZE
I had seen so many rave reviews on this bronzer and thought it would be rude not to try. I got the shade Blaze and although this is the darkest shade it works really well on my pale skin tone as a contour without looking to orange or warm. This blends like a dream, it takes about 5 seconds to blend this in and it sits beautifully on the skin without becoming patchy, which is always my main concern for cream products. ill definitely be buying the lighter shade to try in summer!

 2) LIP + CHEEK - WERK 
I had no intention of buying anything other than the bronzer but... it was bound to happen and I'm glad it did. I got a mini version of this in the sample bag so will keep that for travelling. This is such a gorgeous formula, it's pigmented but not that over the top powdery blush colour. The finish reminds me of Glossier's cloud paints, in that slightly dewy flushed barely there colour. The colour werk is a beautiful dusty rose that looks so natural!

 3) KUSH MASCARA
Ahhhh.. I was so excited about this product, the fact it is made with Cannabis Oil was something that really interested me as I was looking for some good lash conditioning! But I really did not get on with this, although it applied beautifully at the start, separating my lashes and giving natural volume, it went everywhere... by 1pm I looked like a panda and not a cute one! This smudged so badly I had to take my concealer off and reapply it under my eye. There are so many cheaper alternatives for mascara that work well and have oils that will condition your lashes like the Total Temptation Mascara from Maybelline. If you're going to spend money on Milk Makeup, the sticks are absolutely worth buying!

4) BLURRING STICK 
This also came in my free sample bag and it was a product I had considered buying but just couldn't bite the bullet. In the last couple of weeks I've started to move away from primer and stick to moisturisers that leave my skin smooth, but this really shocked me. As someone with acne and scarring, not only did it blur my skin, but it left a really smooth base for makeup. After using this my makeup went on like an absolute dream, no creasing, no cakey spots and it looked seamless. I got so many comments on how flawless my skin looked throughout the day and the only difference was the use of this bad boy. I love this product and will be purchasing the bigger size ASAP! 











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