The packaging is made of metal with a gold layout, gold accents, and a white top. The palette has a super luxurious feel to it and inside carries a large mirror, which is one of the highest quality mirrors you can find in a palette. It has a weight of 20.4g in total and inside you can find three blushes along with two highlighters.

I never knew about the Becca brand until Jaclyn Hill collaborated with them and if you are an avid watcher of Youtube beauty gurus, you must have definitely heard about Jaclyn Hill, plus Becca. Let's talk about the actual product now. Inside you can find three large pan sizes that consist of the three blushes. Two out of three blushes are mineral blush and the other one is from Becca's luminous line. The luminous blush is named Rose Spritz and is a beautiful rose color with gold reflex. If you have deeper tones, you can definitely use it as a blush, but it also looks very pretty as an eyeshadow and personally I prefer it as an eyeshadow since it looks too gold on my skin tone.

The next blush is Amaretto and it is a beautiful browny nude color blush. This blush shade has a nice sheen and is a very warm color. Personally warm shades end up looking muddy on my skin tone. Nevertheless, this shade is pretty and will look nice as a blush on medium skin tones. The last shade is named Pamplemousse and its the last blush in the palette with a mineral finish. This shade is very bold pink and will pop on your cheeks. Personally, I like more mauvy blushes and this makes my cheeks look like a baboon butt, so I am not a fan of this blush. However, if you have deeper skin tones it will really look gorgeous on you so I will recommend it to deeper skin tones.

Now comes the highlighter, both of which are from Becca's skin perfector range. Champagne Pop is the first shade, which was the first ever collaboration between Becca and Jaclyn Hill. Everyone loves this shade and raves about it. This shade is no doubt very beautiful, but I have a more of a neutral to blue undertone. So, the highlighter ends up looking muddy on my skin tone. I love champagne highlighters, but it is a mid-tone champagne colored, which don't flatter my face.

Last but not the least is the Prosecco Pop highlighter. Again this is a very beautiful shade and will look heavenly on medium to dark skin tones, but it clashes with my skin tone and looks not so flattering. I use both of these highlighters even though they don't flatter my skin tone, but I mix in another highlighter for them to look pretty on me. Overall, Becca has a great formula, smooth textured products, which are highly pigmented. So, I definitely recommend you to try their face product if you don't have a weird skin tone like me, where nothing flatters you LOL. The Skin Perfectors retail for $38 each and the blushes retail for up to $34 each. You can order them from any leading facebook makeup stores in Pakistan or directly order from Sephora and Becca's online store.


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