The Tower 28 Cream Blush in the shade Magic Hour is a heavenly product that will effortlessly enhance and illuminate your complexion. This cream blush is designed to give you a natural and healthy flush. It comes in a lightweight formula that is easy to blend and build up to your desired intensity. The shade Magic Hour is a stunning peachy coral color that is flattering on all skin tones. With just a few swipes of this cream blush, you can achieve a fresh and youthful glow that lasts all day long. The Tower 28 Cream Blush is also packed with nourishing ingredients like green tea extract and aloe vera, which help to soothe and hydrate the skin.
In movies, people often have objects that remind them of a person who has died, that symbolize their spirit living on, that keep a connection to the memory, to the light. These objects represent safety. They are talismans clutched in hands and pressed under pillows that remind you that they are always watching, always with you. Even if you don’t believe in heaven, they can be with you , in some way. A memory of love, rather than an enduring memory of the last strained breaths pulled in through a skeletal face, and the green body bag wheeled out the next morning, and as the van waits outside, the green-clothed women coming back in, saying, “What would you like her to be wearing?”
When I was little, I would sit on her bed at the top of our tiny terraced house as the sun streamed in through the windows, and she pottered about in her bedroom. In the construction of a talisman, care should be taken to make it, as far as possible, so to represent the universal forces that it should be in exact harmony with those you wish to attract, and the more exact the symbolism, the easier it is to attract the force.
The Tower 28 Cream Blush is also packed with nourishing ingredients like green tea extract and aloe vera, which help to soothe and hydrate the skin. The compact size of this product makes it perfect for on-the-go touch-ups, and the mirror inside the compact is an added bonus. Whether you are a makeup novice or a beauty enthusiast, the Tower 28 Cream Blush in the shade Magic Hour is a must-have in your makeup collection.
Talisman by Ellie Stewart
Her necklace is made up of red baubles that look like glass, dappled and imperfect. I think that I gave them to her as a birthday present when I was five years old. Bought by my father, of course, but chosen by me, in a shop in West London, near a place I used to call home.
The day after she died, as the van waited outside, they asked us what we would like her to be wearing when she was buried. We chose a red jumper and some silver earrings in the shape of Yin and Yang that had been a birthday present from me when I was twelve years old. They took those, and I suppose she was wearing them in the coffin when they lowered her into the ground on a hillside in Stroud. She could have been wearing anything though.
And she had been there the day before and was gone the day after. And we each shut ourselves away in separate rooms, retreating into the gloom, turning our backs from the light she left that receded slowly, day by day. The less that was said about her, the fainter it grew. All her belongings turned into mere objects. Stuff that was soon thrown away. Some things were kept for sentimental reasons and were shut away in drawers, or kept on windowsills under windows that no one looked through.
Years and years later, I was sitting in a room in Leeds, and a woman was talking to me soothingly about group counseling.
“I imagine you see memories of her everywhere,” she cooed sympathetically. “That’s why we encourage people to bring things into the sessions. Objects, photos—things that remind you of the person, things that bring back memories.”
I didn’t see her—or that room in Leeds—again.
In movies, people often have objects that remind them of a person who has died, that symbolize their spirit living on, that keep a connection to the memory, to the light. These objects represent safety. They are talismans clutched in hands and pressed under pillows that remind you that they are always watching, always with you. Even if you don’t believe in heaven, they can be with you , in some way. A memory of love, rather than an enduring memory of the last strained breaths pulled in through a skeletal face, and the green body bag wheeled out the next morning, and as the van waits outside, the green-clothed women coming back in, saying, “What would you like her to be wearing?”
I don’t want those memories. I want a talisman.
I took her necklace from the forgotten box of sentimental items shut away in a drawer. It was tangled with her other jewelry. When I was little, I would sit on her bed at the top of our tiny terraced house as the sun streamed in through the windows, and she pottered about in her bedroom. I emptied her jewelry box and spread the items out on the bed and pretended it all belonged to me—and that I was queen. I made the necklaces into glittering snakes and the earrings into insects. I wound them round my hands and arms and touched the metal and wondered what it would feel like to have pierced ears. And she’d wear her red necklace out to dinner, with red lipstick, and would laugh in the candlelight and drink red wine and remind me every time, “This was the necklace you gave me for my birthday, wasn’t it, my darling?”
Turning the necklace this way, I see the red baubles glow with that warm light from long ago. And they are humming softly in my hands.
.
Reviews for "How to Use Tower 28 Cream Blush in Magic Hour for a Flawless Makeup Look"
- Sarah - 2 stars - I really wanted to like the Tower 28 cream blush in the shade Magic Hour, but it just didn't work for me. The color looked beautiful in the packaging, but once applied to my cheeks, it looked patchy and uneven. I tried using a brush, my fingers, and even a beauty sponge, but nothing seemed to help. Additionally, I found that the formula was quite sticky and didn't blend well with my foundation. Overall, I was disappointed with this product and wouldn't repurchase or recommend it.
- Emily - 1 star - I had high hopes for the Tower 28 cream blush in Magic Hour, but it was a complete letdown for me. The color was way too sheer and barely showed up on my fair skin. I had to apply several layers just to achieve a hint of color, which made the product feel heavy and cakey on my cheeks. The texture was also quite greasy and didn't set well, making it slide around and disappear within a couple of hours. I'm really bummed about this because I had heard great things about Tower 28, but this blush definitely missed the mark for me.
- Jessica - 3 stars - I have mixed feelings about the Tower 28 cream blush in Magic Hour. On one hand, I really liked the shade as it gave my cheeks a natural flush. However, I found the formula to be a bit difficult to work with. It was too slippery and didn't blend easily, even when using my fingers. I also noticed that it emphasized the texture on my skin and made my pores look larger. If you have smooth skin and don't mind putting in some extra effort to blend it out, you might enjoy this blush, but it just didn't work well for me.