little white truths

I rounded off a Project Dent post this morning and I'm back now to introduce my next product for denting.

I've decided to focus on this Hourglass blush palette, which I've dented before (see last update post here) and which I wanted to work on again before Christmas because it's on the shortlist of palettes that I may attempt to pan as part of Pan that Palette 2018.

If you're interested, I've reviewed this palette here. While it was limited edition and it's no longer available, you can buy at least two of the shades individually (I'm not sure about Incandescent Electra, centre; more on that in a sec) so that review isn't completely redundant ; )

Indeed, the one thing stopping me from panning this palette - leaving aside how challenging that would be - is that if I did pan it, I would have to buy Incandescent Electra again because it's my favourite blush of all time. 

While I could live with that if panning the palette meant I got my money's worth, what I couldn't live with is if I wasn't able to buy Incandescent Electra again: it was available as a single for a while, but it's now been taken off the Hourglass, Mecca and Sephora US websites. Yes you can buy it as a strobe blush, but that formula is too shiny for me so I don't want it in that particular formula.

What I might do over the next couple of weeks is email Hourglass and/or Mecca to work out what's going on. If Incandescent Electra in the original blush formula is gone for good, I won't be panning this palette. Not ever.

Moving on.

Here's how my palette looked before I dented it last time (and note I've enhanced all the below shots for clarity, so the shots aren't quite true to colour):