OFRA ISLAND TIME PALETTE REVIEW SKIN

They're really fun shades!ĭid I need this palette? No lol. You can pretty easily build up these blushes to be more intense as well and they stay all day. Even if you dust them on lightly, they're very noticeable. On the other hand, Punch and Cosmo are the most pigmented of the bunch. This is my first orange blush, and it gives you a fun sunkissed glow. In second place in terms of staying power is Mai Tai. However, it completely disappears from my face before the day's end, which is one of my only complaints about this palette. I find it very subtle, yet flattering, and goes with anything. This is the 'safest', 'you can wear it to the office' shade lol.

OFRA ISLAND TIME PALETTE REVIEW SKIN

The highlighter applied well to bare skin and blended out. Bellini is the lightest, most neutral shade of the bunch. It picked up easily with a brush but had that melted look once applied and blended out on my skin. Also, they are all matte except for Cosmo, which has a slight sheen to it. They are easy to blend despite the weird consistency. They are a baked cream to powder formula, so when you touch them it does feel slightly creamy somehow, even though it goes on like powder. It's got a peachy undertone and as my first Ofra highlighter I am not disappointed with it. I didn't think Bali would suit my skintone at all, but I think it works more than I expected. Hopefully it helps!Īs for my personal thoughts on the palette, well, it's a really fun palette! I was really pleasantly surprised with the highlighter shade, Bali. I don't really feel like the swatches online accurately represented this palette very well, so I figured it wouldn't hurt to take my own. I bought this palette in Ofra's recent Pink Day sale. I am sorry about my hairy arms and amateur swatching skills, hahah. All swatched on bare skin, without primer.

All shades are swatched twice - once with a finger swipe and once diffused out so that you can hopefully get a better idea of what they look like as blushes. More swatches in indirect lighting and close-ups of all the shades here.

Ofra island time palette review