While the pink and red shades were mesmerizing to look at, it’s a little unfair to call this product just a blush. This cushiony cream-to-powder (judge Jane Larkworthy compared the texture to Silly Putty) can also be used as eyeshadow or even on the lips; the product’s 10 shades also include bronze tones and a white highlight. The color payoff is *legit* as judges Daniel Martin and Nina Park both noted—Nina likes to dust some on top of cream blush for a really bright cheek.
In addition to the delicious whipped texture, the airbrushed finish elicited many thumbs up. Kahlana Barfield Brown tested the blush under and over her foundation: “Both results looked super natural, like the color was coming from within.” And Nina found a bonus use: “I mixed this with some liquid bronzer for a sun-kissed flush.”
This is powder blush at its finest. “Beautiful payoff and buildable throughout the day,” said Daniel. We are smitten with the range of 10 colors that include five mattes and five luminous formulas, with shades ranging from soft peach to coral red to a deep berry, and everything in between.
