Bourjois Blush

The shade range in this is great with the variety of flattering pink, peach, and beige shades. They apply fairly sheer, but are buildable so you can easy create a soft and natural effect. They have a mirror on the inside and come with a cute flat brush inside too. They last all day over foundation. The main downside is that the majority are shimmery so if your skin is oily and you don't like this finish because it makes the shininess worse, your options are more limited. However, these function well as highlighting and radiant blushers if applied on the cheekbones like highlight. They are very budget friendly and have a lovely perfume-y musky rose scent as a bonus. But if you're sensitive towards scented products, this isn't the best blush option to choose.

I was afraid it would be too glittery, but it doesn't appear on the cheeks.It gives a beautiful sheer color that lasts 8 hours(tested).The brush that comes with is actually useful, because it really blends nicely the color on your face.The price is a little too much for the amount, but I would definitely re buy it!

this is a beautiful blush and it's bery affordable. gives u just the rigt amount of color, you can sheer it out or u can go crazy with it.

Just love it. The colour is perfect (33 lilas d'or/golden lilac). Because of its gel texture you need to rub the brush in it. I didnt got that immediately and I was still happy with the blush, but ofcourse now I am happier with it. It has a great blending power as well. The packing is just perfection, no need of commenting on it. The price is higher than rest of drugstore blushes but this one will last you literally forever. I have been using it daily for the past five months and it hasnt moved a bit. One of the best product I own.

After seeing so many rave reviews I decided to finally buy this famous blush. Quite late, considering the fact I've been into makeup for almost 10 years and I don't use bronzer or highlighter, yet blush is an absolute must in my routine.
When you swatch those blushes in a store, they look sheer and it was one of the reasons why I was so hesitant to purchase it. Also because most of them contain glitter, which I hate, and have a strong, artificial smell.

I have it in the shade Sienne, a brownish pink. I was trying to find shade similar to my HG, Essence Silky Touch blush in Indian Summer. This is one of the "meh" shades that once applied give your cheeks the loveliest flush of color possible, especially if you have very fair skin.

This is one of the few shades that don't contain glittery particles. Once applied it looks pretty, but you really have to build it up to be visible. The staying power is not impressive either. I still prefer my Essence blushes. I'd give it 3.5/5.

I had a gold rose one.didn t show at all and i have light skin.it fell and broke but still used it for a while.wouldn t buy again

One of the greatest things about this product is the smell, it is magical. It has this very nice rose smell which I adore, including the mirror and brush that come with it though I haven't used either.

The blush itself though is not as great as I was hoping it would be. I got the shade 33 Lilas D'or which is this medium to dark pink with bits of glittery gold, pink undertones. It's a beautiful colour but when I first tried to use this product nothing picked up on the brush. I had to swirl my brush multiple times in it just to get even a little bit of colour, and I had to do this multiple times for it to even show up on my skin.

Swiping it onto my hand it was pretty pigmented but it just doesn't seem to show up on my face and the glitter that is in the pot doesn't transfer either (I know many people like that but I prefer glittery blushes and this wasn't working for me)

And for a drugstore blush this stuff is pretty pricey, including the fact that that there isn't a lot of the product.

Overall - Definitely not worth the money, wouldn't buy again but I do love the colour, smell and packaging. Just wish it picked up on the brushes without breaking the bristles when I swirl it around in the pot.

These were some of the first blushes I ever purchased. They're small pots of baked blush that smells like rose. They're buildable to very pigmented depending on the shade you get. I've had these in several colours since then and all of them were shimmery in the pot but the shimmer didn't seem to transfer to the cheek too much.

Lilas d'or: darker than rose d'or
Rose d'or: Wonderfully natural, shimmery pink
Lune d'or: Only really recommended for very pale skin, it's a very very pale orangish pink.
Rose coup de foudre: Lovely, but I don't use it as much
Brun cuivre: Gave this away as it was far, far too dark for my skin
Ambre d'or: Also gave away

The only problem with these is that over time, if they aren't used, the surface will harden up. I usually brush an old toothbrush or comb over the top and that does the trick.

I have this in Rose Ambre. I bought it in store lighting trusting the review of sales girl but that was a terrible mistake about shade, the blush itself is very nice and soft and long lasting but can't wear this particular shade everyday.

I own this in Rose d'or. It's a medium pink with gold shimmers, very pretty. The lasting power is pretty good considering it's a powder blush. The shimmer is very subtle and can double as a highlight at the same time. However, be cautious if you have big pores, it can accentuate them. It's on the pricier side of the drugstore brand. I'll probably repurchase but it takes ages to finish it up (own it for a year and still haven't made a dent despite regular uses!).
For those who have trouble picking up the product on the brush, try sticking a tape on the blush and peel it gently, this will lift up the hardened top layer. It works for me!