Watercolour Liquid is simply a blush, illuminator or bronzer with a liquid formula. Depending on the colour, the product can be applied to different parts of the cheek to create your look, just like powder and cream blushers. Pink shades may go on the apple of the cheek to create a flush, an illuminator can go on the top of the cheekbone to highlight, while a bronzing shade can sit under the cheekbone to define it.

We're glad you asked! The award-winning formula is light-weight so you can build up colour depending on the look you want to create, without weighing the skin down. It goes on just like water, and lets your skin shine through for a natural look. The silicone formula makes it water-resistant and rub-proof, meaning the colour will stay put and last all day, so there's no need to keep reapplying it. Don't worry though, they're super blendable upon application, so you can apply it to the right part of the cheeks without leaving heavy lines, giving a really natural look. You only need to use a tiny amount to give a wash of colour to the cheeks, so a bottle will last you ages!

Yes! The silicone based, oil-free formulation doesn't clog pores and suits every skin type.

Unlike a powder product, Watercolour Liquid is water-resistant and rub-proof, meaning once applied it will last all day, so there's no need to reapply. One fewer product for you to carry around in your makeup bag! Powder blushes and bronzers can also settle into pores, fine lines and wrinkles, making it obvious you're wearing a blush. Watercolour Liquid goes on like a second skin, giving a pretty, natural look that is well suited for older skins.

A liquid blush is much closer to a cream blush than a powder blush. However, some cream blushers have a much heavier formulation, which can weigh down the skin. Watercolour Liquid Blushes are lightweight, so you can build up colour to suit your look.

You can also mix shades much more easily than with a powder or cream blush to create your bespoke look. Just mix a couple of drops on the back of your hand until you've got the shade you want, and away you go!

The special ingredients in your Watercolour Liquid may separate in the bottle, but don't worry, just shake the bottle to mix evenly before each use. Unscrew the cap then squeeze out one tiny drop on the back of your hand. Using the Waterbrush or your fingers, pick up a first drop of colour, apply to cheeks and blend. Using the remaining product, do the same thing on the other cheek. To deepen the colour on your cheeks, re-apply a drop of colour to each cheek and blend. Remember to always replace the screw cap securely.

Certainly! Just like a powder or cream blush or bronzer, you would typically apply Watercolour Liquid after applying your base (a primer to even out pores and fine lines, followed by a foundation and concealer to even your skin tone). It's best to apply it before applying any powder product, as the liquid formula does not layer well on top of powders, but it is fine to use underneath a powder. We therefore don't recommend it for use over a powder foundation or mineral makeup.

Why not try our specially designed Waterbrush for applying Watercolour Liquid. The shape of the brush makes it easy to apply the product to the right part of the cheeks and cheekbones. It's not essential though, and Watercolour Liquid can just as easily be applied with fingers for touch-ups on the go or when you don’t want to bog down your makeup bag with another brush!