Powder Palette Multi-Colored Blush

Have/use in Blushing Natural and it’s my HG blush, no doubt. Satin finish gives a very subtle “glow” to skin, without shimmer or glitter. Does not appear muddy or mottled - blends softly and evenly on application. Natural looking color is warm-toned, flattering, and believable. Pigmentation is great - goes on lightly but can be built up if desired. Pressed powder is finely milled, soft, and not gritty, without creating much fallout. Lasts all day without fading or streaking. A bit pricey for drugstore blush but for the quality, it’s worth it. Definitely recommend!

I have this in blushing natural, and out of my 15+ blushes, I reach for this one the most. It has different shades of pink, mauve and brown and a touch of shimmer so it doesn't look flat. It has buildable coverage, decent staying power (perfect if you set it), and gives a beautiful healthy flush of color - I have gotten compliments on my 'glowing' skin on multiple occasions :) My skin color changes quite a bit throughout the year, and this blush works with all my shades (tanned=more product) - though I can't speak for naturally darker tones. Packaging could be much better. The brush that comes with it is terrible and hasn't been touched since the initial trial. The case can get bulky, especially if you're travelling (I take this with me everywhere regardless). I have to say I've had the same one for years and the clasp is in perfect condition and has never opened up in my bag, so there's that. I've just hit pan and will definitely be buying again, and would recommend it to anyone for an everyday, 'I hit the gym' glow.

this is seriously my holy grail blush. so so good. not overly pigmented to where it's a struggle to apply, but good enough to where you don't have to spend ages building up the color. lasts *allll* day, and gives the perfect amount of neutral-pink flush (i have blush rose). it's not overly warm, dusty/ashy, or cool-toned pink. it just looks like you went for a brisk walk. would definitely buy again. only reason it's a 4/5 instead of 5/5 is because the packaging is such a nightmare and it's a little pricey for the drugstore. i've since depotted mine which is what i'd likely do again in the future.

I have the color blushing rose and I am not too thrilled with the shade. It is a pinky red shade that does nothing for my skin tone. It tends to quickly turn to a dirty appearance on my skin and also becomes very oily where this is applied. I kind of wish I would have tried another color but because this does not wear evenly and the look at the end of the day is not pretty, on top of making my skin even more greasy looking I would not try this in another shade. The only plus was that with this particular shade I only needed to tap into my blush a time or two to get enough product or just one swirl through the colors. Overall not impressed.

I purchased this in the shade 'Blushing Rose'; a pinkish hued colour. I had used this blush over 10 years ago when I was in my twenties, and remembered liking it and recently decided to try it on my mid-30's complexion, and this time I didn't like it at all. While the colour is still very pretty and rosy, the texture and pigmentation of this blush are not very complimentary to my skin. It had a very matte texture to the point of looking ruddy, and even though I applied a considerable amount, it didn't deliver very good pigmentation.

I picked up the shade Blushing Peach on a whim at my local Winners. It looked peachy and matte enough to pull off as a nice warm colour for my pale olive skin tone. It's a great shade and is very hard to over-apply. It gives you a nice wash of colour that helps you almost look "lit from within". After reading several reviews I noticed that Blushing Mocha was one of Blake Lively's favourite blushes. I headed over to Winners again and I found that shade! I was delighted and picked it up. I swatched it on my hand and absolutely fell in love with it. It's not pinky or orangey, it's the perfect warm/olive type brown that doesn't run muddy. I am the type of person that never used to wear blushes, but these ones are really lovely if you're just starting out.

I have this blush in Blushing Nude, the lightest shade. It works well for my light-medium skin. The color is sheer and natural. The brush (enclosed in the bottom of the container) allows for the application of as much or as little color as one chooses. The quality of the powder is excellent. I like multi-colored blushes because there's little danger of applying too much blush, which can happen with a one-colored blush. I think only one or two other companies make a multi-colored blush.

This is a terrific powder blush. It is a beautiful mosaic of complementary hues to contour and color cheekbones with soft natural looking color. The colors blend together and it looks so natural on my skin. It has a strong pigment so a little goes a long way (and it lasts all day). Apply sparingly with a curved blush brush and blend with a makeup sponge. I use the "blushing natural" shade which is absolutely gorgeous and natural looking. It comes in a number of other shades (nude, peach, rose, etc.) It's costs about $10.95 and can be found at CVS and Rite-Aid

I have this in Blushing Rose and what a mistake. It's too pink for me, and kind of flat. I have to seriously blend it but it doesn't really work on me since my tone isn't right for this color. I should have gotten Nude or another line. -_- As far as consistancy it's not bad, I like PF generally. I use such a small amount because of the color so I can't speak too much of it's true wearability. The product itself isn't bad, if you want a more natural look and are a cooler tone (for this specific color) it could be great. I never finished it and tossed it before I moved. The packaging is neat though.

I have this in blushing natural. Very warm tones and I feel it has a satin finish. It's an alright product but may look muddy on some. I don't mind it sheer at all