Versed Makeup Review
Whenever I get a text or DM asking for quality affordable skincare recommendations, Versed is always at the top of my list. With their newest launch of skincare-inspired makeup, Versed makeup just might be joining my list of affordable makeup faves too.
They’ve launched with a pretty comprehensive offering of 14 core products:
- Skin Tint
- Concealer
- Cream blush stick
- Brush
- Brow gel
- Bronzer stick
- Highlighter stick
- Lip scrub and mask
- Glow drops
- Primer
- Mascara
- Liquid eyeshadow
- Lipstick
- Glossy lip balm
The Versed makeup line is dermatologist tested, cruelty free and vegan and everything is $20 or less. I was recently sent some items from the line to try out and I’ll be breaking them down for you below.
Multi Serum Skin Tint
This lightweight complexion product has a mineral SPF of 40 and describes itself as a nourishing serum with buildable coverage. It’s available in 14 shades and I found 4W was an excellent match for me.
I like to apply skin tints and tinted moisturizer type products with my fingers and found this method worked best for me.
I found it didn’t apply as well with the Versed Multi-Tasking Brush as it just required a bit more blending.
The finish is very dewy and glowy so this product definitely isn’t for you if you’re oily or like a more matte look. You’ll need to set with a powder for longevity purposes, which surprisingly, Versed does not yet have.
Shade Swipe Blush Stick
This cream blush stick can be applied to both cheeks and lips and is available in 6 shades. I have the shade Bloom, which is described as a rosy mauve and I really love the tone.
I don’t like to use stick products directly on my face so I apply it to the brush first, then press into the skin. It applied well, with no breaking up of the product below. It is buildable as it states, so not overwhelmingly pigmented right away, which is nice.
Tinted Lip Serum
This moisturizing lip serum is available in 5 shades. I have Gem, a rich cherry and it’s really pretty. I’m glad I chose this color.
This is a sheer, but buildable product with a glossy finish. It feels like a hydrating balm vs. a lip gloss or lip oil.
You have to click the pen to advance the product, which is not what I expected, but hopefully it fares well over time.
Versed Multi Tasking Brush
I really like the slight angle of this dense brush head. I preferred to apply the Versed blush with this brush more than the Skin Tint. The vegan bristles feel very soft and well made and the size of the brush head makes it versatile. For being the only brush currently in the Versed makeup line, I think it’s a great option.
See all the Versed makeup products mentioned in this post in action in my reel HERE.
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