Let me tell you a story about Tarte outsourcing product production to China, and how it becomes the fail of the week.
The issue comes in around the time you get your hands on the blush and rub your grubby (hopefully clean) little finger in the product. Ok Tarte what kind of shenanigans are you trying to pull? Because this is not a Amazonian Clay blush. Mystified as why there was no color payoff I do some researching (no I didnt, it just fits with the story. Roll with me here people) some googling (also no, I didnt) and found out these were manufactured in China. (yeah no, what really happened is in a insomniac state of zombie flux I was playing with blush and while trying to exhaust myself with a swatchfest I read the back of the packaging.) BUSTED!!!! To get finger swatches of the blush you really do have to dig in, you gotta dig... well to China.
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Heavy Swatches |
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MUCH MUCH Heavier Swatches. |
The regular all day err-day Tarte blushes are manufactured in USA, but not these. Hence ipso fact through some Sherlock-ing this must me the reason for the lack of quality. A quick fix to fulfill the mad Christmas dash........ and make a profit. 'Merica the great. Hey yolo yall.
The brush also suffers greatly from the outsourcing. I have 3 of the Tarte blush brushes and this one is obviously the odd man out. Shame on you Tarte.
Some Raw thoughts on the colors.
Imagined- hot pink with some kind of something, duo-chrome (esque) or shimmer, or whatevs.
Treasured- peachy-orange and also contains sed shimmer whatevs from the previous Imagined.
Honored- matte neutral rosey brown. Quality is marginally better. again whatevs.
So this is my epic fail of the week, I would also skip this one in the Holiday rush. If you really want some Tarte blush for Christmas just buy a full size and enjoy that one.
XOXO
Dee Dee
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