Chanel Think Pink Haul

I went to check out the Chanel Think Pink collection and ended up hauling the #45 Poesie powder blush, Natural Finish Pressed Powder #507 Rose Blossom and the eyeshadow quad, which turned out to be #28 Songes. According to Productville on Makeupalley, #28 Songes was discontinued awhile ago. It was a bit disappointing to find out that the quad was just a re-promote rather than a new Asia-exclusive quad. The quad has a deep brown shade with slight plum tones, an icy light pink, a tan beige and a vanilla shade. All the shades are shimmery without being frosty and have good color payoff. The texture is very smooth and silky, hence a breeze to blend. This quad is a good basic quad for a sweet polished look especially if you're not the type who likes to experiment with bold colors. However, for the price, I think I still prefer Jill Stuart's Brilliance Eyes #1 Pink Quartz to Songes as the former has a more vibrant and interesting array of pinks and mauve shades. But the Jill Stuart eyeshadows has larger glitter bits that tends to fall on the cheeks or lower eyelid area whereas the Chanel quad has only a microfine pearl shimmer without any chunky glitter.

Poesie blush is a lovely natural rosy pink while Rose Blossom Pressed Powder is a shimmery highlighter that also helps to add a rosy glow. Both have a lovely silky texture that is a dream to apply.