Despite being named "blushing nude" this shade has a good bit of pigmentation. With my skintone it is much more in the bronzer category than blush. As you can see from the pictures, the mosaic includes a dark brown, a warm red brown, a terracotta color and a pink. Swirled together they create a fairly warm brown (verging on orange-y).
There is some shimmer in this formula, but no big chunks of glitter. The powder applied well and blended easily.
I swapped for this product because I was wanting to try a Physician's Formula blush. The problem is that with my skintone, this is a bronzer, not a blush and I already have a whole pack of bronzers I love dearly.
To be clear I don't have any qualms with the product itself, just that it wasn't what I was hoping for. If you have a darker skintone than me or are looking for a nice bronzer, this might be the product for you.
Physican's formula Powder Palette Multi-Colored Blushes contain .17oz of product and retail for between $7 and $10 depending on where you purchase.
Overall: 8/10




Ahhh, there's one of those blushes I use, I think it's "Blushing Rose", it has a very nice red/pink color to it, perfect blush for any skin tone I feel. ^^
ReplyDeleteI may have to check that one out. I was impressed by the quality of the powder, I just don't need another bronzer.
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