Blank Canvas Pippa Palette Review

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I am a huge fan of Blank Canvas products. I use so many of their brushes daily and the Master Series One palette is something I always go to for the eyes. So, I was excited to try out the Blank Canvas Pippa palette as it is different to many of the other palettes I own and includes face and eye powders which will be perfect for going on holiday or travelling. Find it here

Blank Canvas teamed up with model and TV personality Pippa O’Connor to create this all in one face palette. The packaging is beautiful with pretty floral illustrations and a fading pink colour theme. Inside the palette are six eyeshadows as well as a blush, highlighter and contour powder along with a great sized mirror for on the go applications.

The eyeshadows in the Blank Canvas Pippa palette all have a matte finish and are well pigmented. There are a few shades which are more pigmented like Dodo and Susu but all of the shades apply well on the eyes and are easy to blend. You can create a few different looks with the shadows included- you could use Ollie on the lid with Tobi in the crease with a touch of Susu and with Lily as a highlight for a daytime eye. For an evening eye, you could use Tobi on the lid with Susu and DoDo in the crease, Lily as a highlight and use K.D as liner or to smoke out the eye look.

The face powders are lovely and perfect for my lighter skin tone, I have got so much use out of these powders! The highlighter LuLu adds a gorgeous sheen and glow to the cheek bones and looks lovely paired with Pipsy on the cheeks as a blush. The contour/bronze shade, Amour, has very light pigmentation, I really like this about this powder as I am not great at contouring and I can slowly build up the intensity with this powder.

All of the powders in the palette are very soft and have minimal fallout. It is worth noting that this palette is free from gluten, fragrance and parabens while also being vegan-friendly so anyone can use it! This palette has been designed to be suitable for both beginners and pro level makeup enthusiasts.

The Blank Canvas Pippa palette retails for £28.95 which is on the more expensive side. However, I do think it is worth investing in if you are looking for grow your makeup collection as it is essentially two palettes in one and works out cheaper than buying two separate palettes from another brand! Find it here

Hannah Heartss xx