Westman Atelier has recently unveiled an array of new products, and today I’m sharing a roundup of my testing experience!
Baby Cheeks New Shade – Fizz
Westman Atelier frequently introduces exclusive products on her website, and the latest offering is the Baby Cheeks Cream Blush Stick in Fizz ($48). I provided a brief demo last week, and it’s already sold out, but I hope it will return soon. Fizz is a vivid warm pink. While it shares brightness with Poppet, the new Fizz shade has a warmer hue and is slightly more vibrant, making it more suitable for my golden/olive skin tone.
It blends beautifully for a subtle flush. Color-wise, I find it comparable to Saie’s Dew Blush in Flirty and Rhode Pocket Blush in Juice Box (review here). It was also swatched alongside Hourglass Unreal Liquid Blush in Whim (review here), Prada Touch Blush in Tulip (demo here, review coming soon), Dior Rosy Glow Blush Stick in Ultra Pink (review here), Saie Dew Blush in Flirty, and Merit Blush Balm in Le Bonbon (in action here).
The performance aligns with all of Westman Atelier’s Baby Cheeks formulas. While super long wear may not be attainable in humid climates or on oily skin, it does adhere better when a powder is layered over it. I believe this formulation works wonderfully for those with dry skin.
HydroBalm Sheer Tinted Lipstick
I am a fan of lip balm launches, so I was thrilled to test out her HydroBalm Sheer Tinted Lipsticks ($50 each). I found these a tad too sheer for my liking, but I also suspect I chose a few shades that didn’t complement my skin/lip tone. I ordered them without seeing them in person, and although the formula is lovely, some shades appeared too cool-toned and light for me.
I shared swatches on Instagram and provided a mini review here. I was astonished to learn that SO MANY of you enjoy this type of barely-there tint for your lip color! I shared my thoughts in my review, and I was surprised by the volume of DMs I received expressing your appreciation for these.
I do enjoy Pop and Juice. The pinks I selected are genuine neutrals, but these types of neutrals seem to take on a greyish or blue tone against my complexion. If you’re fair or light-skinned and find it hard to discover suitable colors, I believe you’ll find luck with Westman Atelier’s HydroBalm line!
Nectar is a sheer shimmery pale peach gold.
Juice is a sheer peach.
Ballerine is a cool mauve pink.
Pop is a sheer red.
English Rose is a mauve.
Lip Shape Defining Lip Liner
I also have swatches of the Lip Shape Defining Lip Liners ($34). I really like this formula because it’s a classic pencil that isn’t overly stiff but also isn’t creamy or gel-like. Sometimes, I just want a traditional pencil to outline my lips. These glide on smoothly and have impressive lasting power.
Petal is my favorite of the shades I tried, followed closely by Je Reve. In my experience, the shades lean more neutral or cool on me compared to what is seen in the online stock images. I didn’t perform lip swatches of these, but you can view Petal here.
Overall, some beautiful new releases from Westman Atelier. The formulas are outstanding, and performance is rated 10/10. For the lip balms, I just wish they offered more pigment and had a few warmer pink options.
P.S. I recently picked up the Sun Tone Bronzing Crème in Soleil Parfait 2 during the Sephora sale. I’ll be swatching it soon!
Westman Atelier, the luxury beauty brand established by acclaimed makeup artist Gucci Westman, has unveiled its latest product line, further enhancing its dedication to clean beauty. Renowned for its minimalist aesthetic and high-performance formulations, Westman Atelier continues to introduce innovations that merge skincare benefits with essential makeup items.
The new product line includes an array of items crafted to accentuate the skin’s natural beauty while adhering to the brand’s principles of clean and consciously sourced ingredients. This launch features a variety of offerings, including a skin-enhancing foundation, a versatile multi-use stick, and a hydrating lip balm, all formulated to deliver a flawless finish without sacrificing skin health.
The skin-enhancing foundation stands out within the collection, providing buildable coverage with a light texture. Enriched with skin-loving elements such as hyaluronic acid and antioxidants, it aims to hydrate and shield the skin while promoting a radiant complexion. Available in an extensive selection of shades, it caters to a wide array of skin tones, ensuring inclusivity.
The multi-use stick offers versatility, allowing application on the eyes, lips, and cheeks for a unified look. Its creamy consistency blends effortlessly into the skin, delivering a natural hint of color. Infused with nourishing oils and botanical extracts, it promises to keep the skin moisturized all day long.
Completing the collection is the nourishing lip balm, which combines the benefits of a balm with a gloss. Crafted with shea butter and jojoba oil, it offers deep hydration and a subtle sheen, making it ideal for everyday use. The lip balm comes in multiple shades, providing choices for both a natural appearance and a burst of color.
Westman Atelier’s commitment to clean beauty shines through in this new product line, as every item is free from parabens, sulfates, and synthetic fragrances. The brand prioritizes sustainability, utilizing recyclable packaging and ethically sourced ingredients.
This launch not only solidifies Westman Atelier’s standing in the luxury beauty industry but also emphasizes its pledge to craft products that are both effective and environmentally friendly. As consumers increasingly seek clean beauty alternatives, Westman Atelier’s new product line is well-positioned to satisfy the demand for high-quality, responsible cosmetics.
