Too Faced Sweet Peach Glow Kit

I VERY LIKE , MY SKIN LOOK FRESH AND I USE EVERYDAY

I usually love "peach" makeup like no other color. Something about peach makes my skin look tan and glowy even when I'm at my most pale-yellow. Peach make my eyes look greener, my hair look redder...dare I say it makes me look younger? This palette, however, is not for me. First of all, it's not "peach" in the way I think of peach as a color. The middle color in the palette, called "Sweet Peach" is PINK. On my skin it's a silvery, super SUPER shimmery carnation pink. Even without the ridiculously extreme shimmer, this is not a flattering blush for me. The other two powders in the compact are a highlighter, appropriately called "Highlight", and a bronzer, called (you guessed it), "Bronze". In order for these powders to show up with any hint of color, I'd have to apply them with a very heavy hand. Since these are basically shimmer powders, heavy hand application makes me look like I just finished a Ben Nye Master Tutorial for A Midsummer Night's Dream makeup. Strobing and Glossing do indeed look fantastic in bars and dance clubs, however, they have the potential to look ridiculous in office meetings. I have the Sweet Peach eyeshadow palette and the Papa Don't Peach blush, and, personally, Sweet Peach Glow is extraneous. I would recommend either or Papa Don't Preach OR Sweet Peach Glow, because you can get a blush effect from Sweet Peach, as well as all the shimmer of Papa Don't Peach. If you like highlighter and bronzer, they are included with a blush in this palette. Also, this palette could stand on it's own as eyeshadow-blush-highligher, if you want shimmer paradise. Benefit's Dandelion Twinkle is similar to the Sweet Peach Blush (on my skin), but it has quite a bit less shimmer. I love the idea of doing a Peach Collection, but this particular palette isn't peach enough or versatile enough for me.