
Catrice Soft Glam Face Stick
I’m not feeling this shade on my skin—where’s my beauty advocate?
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I’ve been on the hunt for the Catrice Soft Glam Filter liquid in my exact shade for months, only to see it vanish from every shelf I check. When I finally grabbed the stick version with a 20% coupon, I felt a mix of relief and curiosity—did the shade match and would it perform like the hype promised? Below is the lowdown on the limited shade range, the crazy price gap between online and discount stores, the flimsy packaging, and how the formula actually feels on my skin. There are definitely some solid wins, but also a few frustrating drawbacks.



















































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Why is the Catrice Soft Glam Filter liquid so expensive online compared to stores like Podruzhka?
Online retailers often add markup and shipping fees, which can push the price up to double what you’ll see at discount chains like Podruzhka. Buying in‑store or waiting for a sale usually saves you the most.
How can I determine which shade of Soft Glam Filter is right for my skin tone?
Check the brand’s shade guide and compare the swatches to your jawline in natural light; many fans recommend testing the liquid on the back of your hand first. If you’re between shades, go a shade lighter for a more natural glow.
Is the stick version of Soft Glam Filter comparable to the liquid?
The stick offers a similar sheer finish but the texture is thicker, so it’s less forgiving for precise blending. It’s handy for quick touch‑ups, but the liquid still wins on buildable coverage.
What’s the typical wear time for this product?
On normal skin it lasts about 8‑10 hours before you’ll need a light touch‑up, especially in humid conditions. Setting with a light powder can extend the stay.
Does the product cause any skin irritation?
Most users report that the formula is fragrance‑free and non‑comedogenic, so it’s gentle on most skin types. If you have very sensitive skin, do a patch test first.
Can I return the product if the shade isn’t right?
Catrice’s return policy usually allows returns within 30 days with the original packaging and receipt; just keep the box and any coupons you received at checkout.
How does the packaging hold up during travel?
The bottle is made of thin plastic and can be prone to leaks if tossed around, so consider placing it in a zip‑lock bag for flights.
Is the product worth the price if I only need one shade?
If you’re after that specific shade and can’t find it elsewhere, the stick or a discounted store purchase can be a better value than paying full price online. Otherwise, you might wait for a promotion.
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- •The shade I got blends right into my skin, giving a natural glow.
- •The lightweight liquid spreads easily and doesn’t leave streaks.
- •You can build the coverage from sheer to medium with just a dab.
- •The finish stays radiant for about 8‑10 hours before a light touch‑up.
- •It has a pleasant, barely‑noticeable scent that makes daily application enjoyable.
- •Offers good value for money compared to pricier boutique brands.
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- •Shade range is limited; many common skin tones are missing.
- •Hard to find in physical stores – often out of stock on the shelf.
- •Online price can be nearly double what discount retailers like Podruzhka charge.
- •Packaging feels flimsy; the thin plastic bottle can leak if jostled.
- •The formula may oxidize slightly after a few hours, changing the tone.
- •Not ideal for oily skin – can crease in the T‑zone without powder.



