5 Favourite Spring/Summer Blushers
For spring shade I usually looking for a coral or a pop of pink but a subtle shade is never too far too. Most importantly I look to add a glow to allow my spring makeup to look fresh and a little dewy, below are my favourites for this season from new releases to rediscovered favourites...
Clinique Cheek Pop- Berry Pop £16.50
These blushers are probably my favourite blush release of the year, there are only four colours to chose from but they're all very wearable and beautiful. As side from looking very spring like these blushers apply like a dream, they glide on and blend seamlessly leaving behind a pop of colour with a slight sheen which really brightens the face. My favourite of them all has to be Berry Pop which is the most perfect bright pink.
Wild About Beauty Multi-purpose tint Lynne £16.50
There are very few products I hit pan in, which shows just how much I love this product. I barely used anything else last summer, it's easy to apply just with fingers and adds a dewy finish to the cheeks without adding too much colour. I'm sure I'll finish this over the next few months and am already planning it's repurchase.
Benefit Coralista £23.50
For years this has been my ultimate spring/summer blush, its barely even thought about throughout the cold month but when it's finally warm enough I get very excited to bring it out. It's the most beautiful coral shade which really helps lift the cheekbones, few things look better with a tan than this product.
Bourjois Rose D'or £7.99
As far as drugstore blushers are concerned this is my number one and has been my go-to blush for years now. The pigmentation is good (will talk about baked products pigmentation at a later date) and the product is great quality but most importantly the colour is perfect. It is a fairly bright pink that has a slight gold shimmer which is barely noticeable on the cheek and instead adds a beautiful highlighting effect.
TheBalm Frat Boy £14.50
Another blush I have had for years and it's quite a universal coral shade with nice sheen that I look for in summer. The thin cardboard packaging also makes it very travel friendly.
What is your favourite spring/summer blush?
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These blushers are probably my favourite blush release of the year, there are only four colours to chose from but they're all very wearable and beautiful. As side from looking very spring like these blushers apply like a dream, they glide on and blend seamlessly leaving behind a pop of colour with a slight sheen which really brightens the face. My favourite of them all has to be Berry Pop which is the most perfect bright pink.
Wild About Beauty Multi-purpose tint Lynne £16.50
There are very few products I hit pan in, which shows just how much I love this product. I barely used anything else last summer, it's easy to apply just with fingers and adds a dewy finish to the cheeks without adding too much colour. I'm sure I'll finish this over the next few months and am already planning it's repurchase.
Benefit Coralista £23.50
For years this has been my ultimate spring/summer blush, its barely even thought about throughout the cold month but when it's finally warm enough I get very excited to bring it out. It's the most beautiful coral shade which really helps lift the cheekbones, few things look better with a tan than this product.
Bourjois Rose D'or £7.99
As far as drugstore blushers are concerned this is my number one and has been my go-to blush for years now. The pigmentation is good (will talk about baked products pigmentation at a later date) and the product is great quality but most importantly the colour is perfect. It is a fairly bright pink that has a slight gold shimmer which is barely noticeable on the cheek and instead adds a beautiful highlighting effect.
TheBalm Frat Boy £14.50
Another blush I have had for years and it's quite a universal coral shade with nice sheen that I look for in summer. The thin cardboard packaging also makes it very travel friendly.
What is your favourite spring/summer blush?
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