Cult Beauty The Woman Made Make Up Edit 2024 Review

Today, I would like to share with you a brief review of the Cult Beauty The Woman Made Makeup Edit 2024. This seven-piece edit (worth over £121) was created in partnership with Hertility in honour of International Women’s Day and has already sold out. I was very excited when it was released and immediately grabbed it. Now, let’s take a look at what was inside this edit.

Westman Atelier Lit Up Highlight Stick in Nectar (2.5g Deluxe Size) – a multitasking highlighter with a sheer, flattering balm formula in the glassy golden peach shade. It applies very smoothly, providing a glass skin-like glow. While I enjoy its dewy finish, I find that it doesn’t last on my skin.

Chantecaille Longest Lash Faux Cils Mascara (3ml Deluxe Size) – a volumising mascara containing powerful peptides to enhance the natural length, thickness, and fullness of eyelashes. I absolutely love this mascara. It lengthens and defines my lashes while also separating them without clumping. The dark black colour is lovely. It doesn’t budge during the day, yet it’s easy to remove. Overall, a great product, but quite pricey.

Charlotte Tilbury Matte Revolution in Pillow Talk (1.1g Deluxe Size) – a matte lipstick in a nude shade. I’m a big fan of Charlotte Tilbury’s Matte Revolution lipsticks and own several colours. They’re long-lasting and don’t leave my lips feeling dry (my favourite shade is Very Victoria).

Vieve Skin Dew (20ml worth £21.00) – a multi-tasking liquid highlighter. It’s an amazing product that can provide a lovely subtle glow without any glitter and can also be built up for a bolder look. It can be applied smoothly over makeup or mixed with blush, foundation, or moisturiser. The highlighter sits well over makeup and dries quickly. Only a tiny bit of a product is required, so a little goes a long way.

Saie Dew Blush in Baby (12ml worth £20.00) – a hydrating gel blush that comes with a creamy, easily blendable formula, giving skin a healthy flush of seamless colour. I’m in love with this formula—it’s simply wonderful. It has a gel-like, ultra-lightweight texture that lasts well, and it blends out so nicely, giving a natural look (I also own the shades Spicy and Peachy).

Hourglass Veil Translucent Powder (2g worth £22.00) – an ultra-refined loose powder designed to minimise the appearance of pores, fine lines, and wrinkles for effortlessly smooth skin. This is truly a top-notch powder and is one of my favourites. It is lightweight, blends seamlessly, and beautifully blurs any imperfections on the skin.

Pai Skincare The Impossible Glow Bronzing Drops (30ml worth £29.00) – universal glowing drops suitable for all skin types. The drops are enriched with hyaluronic algae extract, hydrolyzed glycosaminoglycans, and hyaluronic acid. A little goes a long way, as one drop mixed with moisturiser is enough to provide a natural sun-kissed glow. It doesn’t feel heavy on the skin and is not sticky or greasy.