Lily Lolo Corrector in Blush Away

So this week I'm reviewing Lily Lolo's Corrector in Blush Away. Now, for all those rosy cheeked ladies out there, you will know that finding a way to cover our red cheeks is a continuing struggle, with lots of products, green or otherwise, which promise to get rid of that pesky redness. If you're like me, none of them have worked very well... Until now!

This particular corrector is a green mineral powder. Once you get the hang of putting it on without the powder going EVERYWHERE it actually works! It feels lovely and light on the skin, and makes your skin feel so soft :D
I've been using after my moisturiser once it has completely sunk in, and powdered it using my EcoTools kabuki brush where I need it. I then put the mineral foundation (also by Lily Lolo) on top.

The pot

Side showing the green powder

The inside, with a plastic covering so the powder stays in the pot, and those annoying little holes...

Ingredients

Here is me in all my wonderful, unflattering, pink naturalness.

And me with one side of my face with the powder on! I wonder if you can guess which side ;)

Whole face with the powder. The right side of my face it being a bit annoying and still red, but can definitely see a difference! I could have put more powder on as well to over it up a bit more.... But I didn't.

With their foundation Porcelain on. I think this is a little light on me, but it is their lightest shade! (I usually go for the lightest and it is still usually too light lol)

Left side

Right Side

So as you can see - this powder is clearly making a huge difference! I absolutely love it :D Although, of course, it is a powder so it is best used underneath a powder foundation. I used it the other day on top of a cream foundation after it had completely dried, but I think it changed the colour ever so slightly... not really enough to see :) You could wear this by itself as it doesn't really give much of a green tint, if it does it's not very noticeable!

The only thing I don't like about it is pot it comes in... It has little holes the powder comes out of, but I think the powder clumps together a little too much in the pot, so it doesn't come out very well... Hopefully this will get better the more I use it so there's less in the pot! We shall see... This certainly isn't enough of a problem for me to not repurchase when it runs out though :D