‘I have never seen a better bronzer on no/li...

‘I have never seen a better bronzer on no/limited make up days, it applies so easily, looks so natural and enhances my freckles in a way that nothing has before. I love it.’ 

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Whether you’re looking for rosy cheeks or a sun-kissed glow this summer, water-based makeup products are the biggest new beauty trend.

Refy has joined in with the biggest makeup trend of 2026 with their new Watercolour Blush and Bronzer. A weightless, sheer water-based collection the new bronzers and blushes have a barely-there finish, perfect for those I-just-woke-up-like-this makeup days.

Watercolor Collection 

In the Watercolour Collection, you’ll get a Water Bronzer, Water Blush and Duo Brush 2.0, making this a must-buy for those looking to revamp their makeup routine.

These cushion compacts have an ultra sheer (yet buildable) coverage, leaving a natural wash of colour.

And the dual-ended Duo 2.0 brush ensures a streak-free, fully blended application every time.

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I tried the Water Blush in shades Acai and Lychee, and the Water Bronzer in shade Cove
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I tried the Water Blush in shades Acai and Lychee, and the Water Bronzer in shade Cove

For those looking for a seamless, skin-like finish to their makeup this summer, this blush and bronzer is a must-buy.

Infused with green tea water and cerafluid, these products leave your skin feeling hydrated, support your skin barrier health, and even boost your natural glow.

Inspired by Korean makeup, the new Refy Watercolour collection use a cushion compact, which allows the product to remain hydrating and fresh – and also ensures that you won’t use too much at once, providing you with subtle, yet buildable results.

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What do I think of the REFY Watercolour collection

Water Blush in shade Lychee blends out to look like a natural flush

Water Blush in shade Lychee blends out to look like a natural flush

As someone who loves a natural, skin-like finish for their makeup, I was super excited to try this blush and bronzer.

I tried the Water Blush in shades Lychee and Acai, and I was instantly wowed with how effortless they were to blend out. Acai might be a little too dark for my skintone to use as a blush, but I used it on my eyes, and it makes a fabulous looking eyeshadow.

As someone with relatively pale skin, shade Lychee also looked a little dark, but it blended out into maybe the most beautiful blush shade I’ve ever used, it’s rosy and subtle, yet still adds a distinct flush – I’m in love with it.

I’ll admit I don’t typically use bronzer, as I find a lot of them a little hard to blend out and often looks like too much on me – this wasn’t the case with the Water Bronzer in shade Cove. And while I likely won’t use this everyday, I can definitively say this is the only bronzer in my collection I will actively reach for, thanks to the skin-like, sun-kissed glow it gave me.

The Duo 2.0 Brush helped make application and blending completely effortless, and I’d go as far as to say has replaced my previous blush brush.

I love that there’s a little fold lid on both the blush and bronzer, protecting the product inside and keeping the mirror clean.

They’re also not only lightweight on skin, but they’re also super light in general, making them an absolute must-have for my travel makeup bag – as an overpacker, I need to save every little bit of baggage weight possible!

Overall, I absolutely adore each of these products – and as someone who has tried a LOT of blushes, this is perfect for those who want it to put as little effort in as possible, but still want a beautiful finish.

REFY founders, Jess Hunt and Jenna Meek said of the range: ‘Watercolour came from wanting make-up to feel lighter, more intuitive, and easier to wear,

‘We wanted to create something that fits around how you live, not something you have to plan or perfect’.

With the Water Bronzer available in five flattering shades, there’s sure to be a colour that suits every skin tone, leaving a subtle, bronzed glow on everyone.

And available in three rosy shades, the Water Blush’s sheer coverage is perfect to use as a blush, eyeshadow, or even to add an understated tint to your lips.

The Duo 2.0 Brush ensures that you don’t pick up too much product, allowing you to blend and build to your desired look

The brand have promised that new products are perfect for all skin types, including dry or sensitive skin, thanks to the water-based formulas and to make it even better, they’re non-comodegenic, paraben and sulfate-free, vegan and cruelty-free!

‘This has now replaced my previous blusher and bronzer. It works with no make up as well as a full base. I was expecting to find it too subtle but it’s buildable,’ said one satisfied customer who purchased the Watercolour collection.

‘I have never seen a better bronzer on no/limited make up days, it applies so easily, looks so natural and enhances my freckles in a way that nothing has before. I love it.’

Perfect for those who like the no-makeup-makeup look, this blush and bronzer delivers a sheer splash of colour thanks to the water-based formula that blends (and builds) seamlessly, leaving a real-skin finish.

With any makeup product, what really matters is how you apply it – and with the Duo Brush 2.0, you’re sure to get a flawless finish every time.

This dual-ended brush has been designed to work with liquid and water-based formulas. The larger, fluffy end effortlessly sweeps and buffs bronzer into the skin, while the denser, flatter end allows for a more precise, controlled blush application.

Of the Duo Brush 2.0, one customer said, ‘Love this brush! The blush side is the perfect size for tapping product on the high point of the cheek and the bronzer size is great for applying all over.’

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