Affordable Beauty Review: Rare Beauty vs. e.l.f. Liquid Blush - Worth the Switch?

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Hey there! So, let's dive into the nitty-gritty of comparing Elf and Rare Beauty blushes to help you decide if splurging on Rare Beauty is worth it.

First, I've been comparing the formulas and wear time of both. The Elf feels slightly thicker than Rare Beauty, which is worth noting.

Here's an interesting tidbit: these blushes cost me the same, but the Rare Beauty one is a mini with 3.2 ML of product, while the Elf seems to have more at about 4ML. Keep that in mind as you make your decision.

Regarding shades, I've got Happy in Rare Beauty and Coral Crush in Elf.

One thing to consider is that Elf stains a bit, giving it longer-lasting power. A swatch on my hand stayed put even after water and some wiping.

However, Rare Beauty seems to have lesser longevity, especially with the shade Happy. I find myself reapplying every 2-3 hours.

Additionally, Rare Beauty dries down more 'matte-ish' due to its thinner consistency, while Elf stays dewy longer. You might want to test Elf out if you have oily skin.

Lastly, I've noticed that Elf feels a bit sticky initially, though this fades away after some time. This isn't the case with Rare Beauty.

I hope this helps you make the best choice for your makeup routine!

E. Cameron Rowe

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