There used to be such a hype about these blushes and I originally wanted the popular shade called Happy, but since it was always out of stock I picked the shade that was most similar on swatches and that was Grace. It ended up too pigmented for me, but based on conversations I had apparently some shades are less pigmented and probably easier to work with. It’s a shame I couldn’t get the shade I wanted, which may be not as intense, but it is what it is.
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Formula feels creamy when I swipe it on the skin and it blends nicely when you have a good amount to work with. Unfortunately I can only use the smallest dot and it’s not easy to work with, or at least fast. I can get an nice, seamless blend with diffused edges, but at such a small amount I miss the creaminess that would make it easier to blend – over a matte foundation this formula doesn’t work well for me. I’ve tried mixing it with a concealer, but I can’t get the amount right and quickly ends up being too much.
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Picture of the blush with the additional highlighter over it. The finish the blush is creamy-natural with no shimmer.
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Staying power is good. It’s still on at the end of the day, though somewhat faded.
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The doe foot applicator has an indentation that holds a lot of product.
This was about 25 €.
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