(insert crying emojis.)Īlways an Optimist Illuminating Primer ($26 Sephora) Plus, it creased under the eyes after a few hours of wear. While its formula is up-to-par with the fan-favorite ColourPop No Filter Concealer and Charlotte Tilbury's Magic Away Liquid Concealer, Rare Beauty's product wipes away on its own by the end of the day. Similar to the foundation, this product covers redness, blemishes and dark circles. The formula is nice and airy and goes on effortlessly. Best of all? The shade names are exactly the same as the foundation, so you can easily find your match. Like the foundation, the concealers come in 48 shades. Liquid Touch Brightening Concealer ($19 Sephora) But because these are sold separately, you'd get more bang for your buck just buying the blotting papers. While the product is unique and rare (no pun intended!) compared to what's on the market, it takes a lot of pounding to get a tiny amount on and by that time, you've already moved your foundation around. Unlike the puff, the blotting papers do the job, getting rid of excess oil and shine.
For one, the powder-infused puff doesn't really release powder.
However, given it's expensive for what you get. Something to also note: The foundation comes with a wand instead of the typical pump.īecause the foundation is like an elixir, it makes sense Selena would release a kit that helps combat shine. However, by the end of the day, it caked up in the T-Zone and left patches in areas that had dryness. After a couple of hours, the foundation eventually dries into a matte consistency. It's buildable, but less is definitely more-and a little goes a long way. While it does cover blemishes and redness, the product is more light-to-medium in coverage. For the first hour, the formula feels tacky and greasy. Although the product is described as a weightless, medium-to-full coverage foundation, that's not exactly the case. Liquid Touch Weightless Foundation ($29 Sephora)įirst thing's first, Selena's foundation comes in 48 shades. As for the formula, it feels light and watery-almost like an elixir mixed in with color. From foundations to liquid blushes to brow pencils and more, Selena has your daily essentials covered. I feel that it's something that I want to be beyond grand, and so, there's a little bit of everything for everyone."įor the brand's initial launch, fans can expect to shop from 12 product categories. "The time has allowed me to really sit with things that may be uncomfortable and to learn so much about what's going on. "I think when you are out and about in your home, I feel like that's your opportunity to be whoever you want to be," she shared. I would feel very disingenuous."Īs the singer put it, makeup is "such a crucial part of my life," however, she still believes in the cardinal rule that "less is more."
"There's complete beauty in that."įor the pop star, diving into beauty meant far more to her than slapping her name on something. "It should be an accessory and it should be something you are proud of wearing-highlighting what makes you feel beautiful," she described, adding, "The whole reason why I wanted to create Rare was to kind of challenge the beauty space. I didn't want to be just a celebrity attaching her name to something because that's definitely not my style. "I love imperfection," Selena said during a press conference with E! News and other reporters. The 28-year-old star is hoping to make an impact in the beauty industry with her line's unique vision, which she recently explained highlights community and mental health just as much as it does the glam. Items are sold by the retailer, not E!.Īfter much anticipation, Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty is finally hitting the market. E! has affiliate relationships, so we may get a small share of the revenue from your purchases. We love these products, and we hope you do too.
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