Love this blush! Perfect coral for my PPP skin. Stays put, and fades without looking patchy. I like the packaging, too - no extra space taken up by an applicator.

I saw many good reviews here and I decided to purchase this product. At first i was a bit skeptical and worried because it seems not easy to blend and apply especially on my oily and combination skin. However it turned out to be My HG!

After applying it my colleagues notice my changes and said the color looks nice on my face! I decided to write a review so to share with everybody how great the product is... at least to me :)

This is a really gorgeous color. The packaging has changed and so has the formulation, so unlike before, this doesn't feel drying to the lips as it was drying when it was in the jar before. I was looking for peachy blushes and saw that Nars Gina and Tarte Tipsy was out of stock, and bought this product on a whim instead. it's not as peach as i'd like it to be but it really suits my skin [NC25]. Very pigmented, can go from sheer to opaque. I love the texture, it's not sticky and doesn't make me look oily or caked. When placed on the lips, it looks lighter and is very pretty. That is just a bonus for me because I didn't even know this was a multitasker before I bought it.
The rim/edge of the pan tends to collect dusts, also they put noticeably less product in the pan than they did in the pot, with same price. This is sort've hard to blend with only fingers, so I buff it out with kabuki after. Overall, I like it, but not enough to repurchase.

If - like me - you are on the constant hunt for THE perfect coral for your lips - you may not need to look further and find it in this baby! My complexion is Natural in Bobbi's own line, NC30 in Mac. I have not found THE coral in any high or lower end lipstick. Quite a good match and much worn is Costa Chic, rubbed in or blotted (full on it's nice, but rather neon coral on me) and a LE, I believe, by Smashbox called Melondrama. All other raved corals look surprisingly pink or orange on me.

This Pot Rouge on the lips is the perfect matte coral shade for me. It's really nice as a blush, too, but I own coral blushes I love. The lippy was harder to find, and I found it in this unlikely cheek and lip product.

Great quality, too! Long lasting, feels nice on the skin. Will check out other colours.

I love this lively coral as a blush for summer. It looks very, very bright in the pan however with a light hand and stippling brush with further blending with fingers it brings instant life to my face (approx NC 30-35 during summertime). The formula is easy to work with (yes, you do need to blend this colour well) and the amount of product is huge. I have previously only used cream blushes from NARS and this formula is a bit drier. I like that there is no shimmer in this product as it makes it very office appropriate indeed.

I bought this pot rouge quite a while ago. I do like the fact that a little goes a long way, however, like other reviewers have said, it is pretty hard to blend. If you get too much on your fingers/applicator/cheek, you are kind of screwed because it won't come off easily. What I've done is just use a tissue to kind of wipe it off if I got too much on, but i feel like that is irritating on my skin to be rubbing it so hard. So, this isn't really a product to be using when you have any blemishes or pimples in the cheek area, because you'll end up rubbing off your concealer when applying the blush.
Now, I don't completely hate it for that reason, you just have to learn how to apply it and be very conservative. The upside of this is that once it's on, it stays. Another downfall is that while the packaging looks nice, i always seem to get dirt/fuzzies from clothes in it. I've tried to wipe them out, but it's no use, it's like i just mush them into the blush more. This doesn't really interfere with using it, it just bothers me. a lot.
Also, this is a splurge for me, $24 for a blush, so that is something I don't like and would make me not repurchase (along with the blending issues). The next time I buy an expensive blush it will probably be Tarte Cheek Stain, also $24, because of the natural ingredients, better application, and more product for the price.

UPDATE: 3.27.2012
I recently tried the pot rouge at a Nordstrom, and it seems like they totally changed their formula because it was way creamier than mine ever was. I still probably would go for the Tarte Cheek Stain, but I think they improved this product a lot since when I bought it. And, it's in a compact style instead of a pot with a jar that comes all the way off, which is kind of nice for on the go application.

A vibrant coral with strong pink tones on my NC30/C4 light tan Asian complexion. It has a dry powdery texture, same as the rest of Bobbi's Pot Rouges, which I apply with my MAC 130 or pat with my middle finger and blend with the ring finger. It finishes smooth with zero stickiness and lasts a solid 8 hours on top of my base. Not really a "natural" look, but a very cutesy bright coral cheek, nice for summer or just when I haven't slept enough, lol. I happen to like the dry touch of these pot rouges and when using the brush, blending is not an issue. More challenging with fingers, yes, but fingers absolutely works in a pinch. Love this range of cream cheek blushers!

I've been looking for a beautiful coral color in a creme blush. This was it: it was lasting, has a nice smell (not all creme blushes do!) and a great texture.

This product is quite beautiful. I think this is a true peachy pink corally color. It's absolutely beautiful. Don't use it on the lips though. It can be quite drying.

ive heard calypso coral already discontinued?

plse give me info

thx