Review! Sharon and Kelly Osbourne MAC Collection Blushes

The time has finally come, my purchases from the Sharon and Kelly Osbourne Collection have arrived. I knew immediately after seeing this collection I wanted both blushes. Blushes are my thing, and if I don't know what I want from a collection, blushes are my go to. Luckily, both of these were beautiful and I needed both.

These retail for $23 each, but I purchased mine from macys.com and they were $29 each. I was not happy, I felt like that was really cheating, but they were sold out everywhere so I decided to go for it. If you were to purchase these from a MAC counter inside Macy's you would be charged the normal retail price, not $29.

I thought the packaging was opposite, I thought Kelly's was red and Sharon's was purple, but I was wrong. So instead of having the opposites hair color they had their own hair color. Adorable if you ask me. The blush from the Sharon collection is called Peaches and Cream. Funny enough, this is not peach in any way if you ask me. This color is a rose shade which is beautiful. The name did throw me off a little, but this type of color is my all time favorite blush shade, so I know it will definitely get some use. This is a satin shade in case anyone was wondering.

We then have Cheeky Bugger from Kelly Osbourne. Again for the packaging, this purple color is adorable. The name is also quite adorable. This shade is a light baby doll pink which again I'm so excited about. I don't have anything like this. At first I thought it might be similar to Well Dress, also from MAC, but this definitely has more pigment. This is perfect for the Summer and I can't wait to get some great use out of it.

Here is a better swatch picture with Peaches and Cream on the left and Cheeky Bugger on the right.

Overall, great products and I'm so happy they are mine! Packaging alone it seemed like a necessity for me. Probably being a little dramatic there...I do however wish the price from macys.com would have been the same as the other websites offering these products, but that is a complaint on them and not on these products by any means. If you were on the fence, go for it! We all deserve a splurge every once in a while!

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