Divine Rose

Pat McGrath Divine Rose Celestial Nirvana Cheek Palette is a limited edition cheek palette that includes four blushes (two from the permanent collection) and one highlighter. The blushes were more pigmented than advertised, which is something I’ve seen with the brand’s blush line in general, so those who don’t mind greater pigmentation may give it a thumbs up. The two blushes from the permanent range were more color consistent than the other festive palette.

Ingredients

Desert Orchid II

Desert Orchid II is a peachy-brown light-medium with warm undertones and a satin sheen.

Medium, buildable pigmentation (more as marketed)
Smooth, finely-milled, slightly powdery
Blendable, easy to work with
Long-wearing (8 hours)

Peony Rose

Peony Rose is a vibrant, medium-dark pink with warm undertones and a semi-matte texture.

Opaque pigmentation (not sheer/buildable without very light hand)
Smooth, finely-milled, not too powdery
Blendable, easy to work with
Long-wearing (8 hours)

Divine Rose

Divine Rose has a satin texture and is a light-medium pink with subdued, warm undertones. It was a little lighter and powderier than the permanent version.

Medium, buildable pigmentation (more as marketed)
Smooth, finely-milled, slightly powdery
Blendable, easy to work with
Long-wearing (8 hours)

Electric Bloom

Electric Bloom is a brighter, medium-dark coral with warm undertones that lean slightly pink with a satin texture. It was somewhat pinker than the original version.

Medium, buildable pigmentation (more as marketed)
Smooth, finely-milled, not too powdery powdery
Blendable, easy to work with
Long-wearing (8 hours)

Nude Nectar

Nude Nectar is a light-medium peach with slightly warmer, somewhat more orange undertones and cooler, pink and peach shimmer that gives it a metallic shine when applied to skin.

Opaque pigmentation
Smooth, lightly creamy texture, not powdery
Applied evenly and blended out well without emphasizing skin texture
Long-wearing (8.5 hours)