Mineralize Blush - Warm Soul

I am an nw20, deep winter, brown/hazel eyes, 3n hair. Warm Soul is one of those shades that you always hear about, but I always thought would not work on me. I had the same vibe on MAC Melba at...

Beautiful kind of a bronzer-ish blush on my nw20-30 skin I have a very old one that may have lightened up over the years; I must use a light touch. It warms me up nicely.

I was introduced to this blush by Samantha Ravandahl. However, MAC has reformulated this and it is not the same. It is more orange and glittery. I will not purchase.

I am not a fan of the shade but the quality is really good. This is a sheer blush and even though you build this blush, it doesn't get opaque but still gives you a natural look. See full review @...

First of all, I love this blush. I'm an NC15, so I N.E.V.E.R. would have grabbed this blush on my own. One of the SA's in the MAC store insisted I try it, and oh my goodness it's gorgeous. Like...

Such a versatile and natural colour. Can be used as blusher and when layered can even double up as bronzer. It's a constant staple in my makeup bag.

I am nc20 c1 and this blush i thought would be too brown or muddy but its none of those. It gives me a heathly peach flush thats not too fake pink. Im not into barbie pink blushes. I like a rosey...

This was recommended to me by the girl at Ulta..I thought there's no way this would look good on my mature skin, as it seemed so shiny and frosty in the pan, and I find that even though I'm Spanish...

Too orange on my NC15 skin. But I have a lot of acne/texture and redness so that could play a roll. The shimmer in this was also not nice for my skin type.

Oh how I love this blush. You can't go wrong with this one. It adds warmth to your skin and gives you that healthy glow. I love that it suits all skintone and can be paired with any makeup look...