Controversy New Beautyblender Base

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

A few days ago, the Beautyblender brand, creator of the makeup applying sponge that revolutionized the world of beauty, launched the Bounce Liquid Whip Long Wear Foundation, their first makeup base, and while they were announcing their new launch, there was much expectation among followers and sponge fans. In fact, when fans of the brand found out that the new launch would be a base, they were very interested in trying it out. That was until a blogger showed the 32 colors of the collection, which apparently for many were not for all skin tones.

Since then, many vloggers and other makeup lovers began to criticize the brand for not being inclusive enough and leaving out very common skin tones, especially among Latinas and African-Americans.

There were many negative comments against the new base that costs tenants, the brand broke the silence and sent a statement to Cosmopolitan magazine.

“Of our 32 colors, half of them are formulated for brown and olive skin tones. We really wanted everyone to find her color and our founder Rea Ann Silva is not only Latina but also a professional makeup artist who normally works with women of color, so she is an expert in that range of colors, said Beautyblender in said missive. “Those with tan or darker skin know very well that finding the perfect base color has a lot to do with finding your skin undertone and that's where Rea Ann saw a gap in the market for women like her and her family. bicultural. Bounce offers a variety of shades from neutral, warm, cool and olive and an ultramarine blue shade to create a deep shade.”

The truth is that very apart from the criticism for the limited variety of colors, until now the formula of the liquid base has had excellent reviews and even many have classified it as one of the best on the market at this time. Now you only have to see for yourself.

Do you want to try this new base?