Rimmel Kate Moss Scuplting Palette

If you loved Rimmel's collection of lipsticks designed by Kate Moss, then you'll love her latest creation; a three shade blush, highlight and bronzer sculpting palette, priced at £6.99 for the three shades. The Kate Sculpting Palette is a "clever combo of three powder shades; a highlighter, bronzer and blush, that seamlessly blend with your natural skin tone to create a contoured look. The kit works with every face shape and skin tone, adding definition and structure".  
This pretty little palette holds the three shades that can be used on an everyday basis. The packaging of the palette is simple and the size is small and light enough to conveniently carry around travelling. There are two or three other shade options and this one is '002'. 
The highlight shade is a soft, shimmery, light champagne shade to highlight areas in which light naturally hits, so the cheekbones, brow bone, centre of the fin, centre of the forehead and bridge of the nose.
The darkest shade is the contour colour designed to 'push back' the areas of the face you don't want to enhance, so the sides of the nose, jawline and hairline.
The blush colour in this shade is a gorgeous soft pinky peach which adds colour and warmth to the skin.
The pigmentation of these powders are really good, they're opaque, soft textures and easy to blend. I love to use a small setting brush to use the highlighter, a larger blush brush to apply the blush and a synthetic duo fibre brush for the contour.
Overall I love this little palette, the shades blend and apply really nicely and stays put all day. It's something I would take with me when I go away because I love these kind of shades because I think they go with every kind of makeup look and are perfect for everyday.
 
Will you be trying out this palette?
 
Beth x

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