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My Elf Cosmetics Putty product collection continues to grow so I thought it was time to talk about it. What was once a primer has extended into blushes and now bronzers too. All though they all have one thing in common, besides being putty, they are beautiful products I have found they all differ in slight ways. 


Poreless Putty Primer 

There are more primers in this range now but this is their original that is a fan favorite. It really does blur pores in a way that sinks into your skin and doesn't leave a film or layer on the skin. It makes for an amazing skin base. I believe there is an acne-fighting one and a hydrating one. I would love to try both of those since the original is one I normally have to keep in just my t-zone due to the rest of my face being so dry. It doesn't dry my skin out or anything. I just feel the rest of my face needs more moisture. 



Putty Blush 

With all the cream blush love I have shown I, of course, have been awestruck with these beauties. At the moment I have the beautiful, Turks & Caicos that was a summer go-to bright pink. This formula melts into the skin like the primer and I find them very blendable for a subtle moment or very buildable for a high pigment moment. This blush lasts too. Blush is normally the first to wear but this one lasts all day on me. 



Putty Bronzer 

My newest putty purchase is on the newer putty bronzer in the shade, Tan Lines. It is the second to fairest shade in the line and I really like how it compliments my complexion, but I think as the winter months come I'll need the even fairer one to go with my ghostly complexion. It performs a lot like the blush but I have found it to be more pigmented as it builds up in shade faster. Just like the blush, this one wears nicely throughout the day too. 


Wearing all three products. 

Wearing the blush, just built up a little more than in the first look. 


For reference to these shades, the looks above feature them. I for one will be picking up more blush shades in the future and love that Elf continues to produce amazing high-end quality products for a fraction of the price. 


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