rom&nd Better Than Cheek (W02 STRAWBERRY MILK) 4g

Very good pigment. Don’t need too much and it is build able if you want something brighter. A nice summer shade. No strong odor either.

Very sheer pigment that is only slightly buildable. Don't expect to get super rosy cheeks from this product. However, if you're worried about being "blush blind" or want a more natural flush to your skin, this is something you'll love. I can just put my brush in it and tap away on my face without paying close attention and still end up looking cute! I don't see a powdery finish on my skin even when I apply it aggressively, which I like - my skin still looks like my skin, just a bit rosier.

The color of this blush is so beautiful and I am so happy with the formulation. I would have given it 5 stars, but the blush arrived inside a thin brown Amazon envelope and not a bublewrap mailer. Resulting in small corner of the blush cracking and becoming loose from the tin.

Love this blush. Doesn’t bother sensitive skin or cause breakouts. No perfume smell, either.

I’m ultra fair skinned and I’m pretty sure this peach blush doesn’t show up on my skin, so I never use it… it’s just that light of a peach color. :( The pigment isn’t a soft pastel, it’s just skin-colored very light peach… not dissimilar to my face powders... I do love the light cool pink blush in this line, and I like to use it on the apples of my cheeks when paired with other more pigmented blushes on the cheekbone. The formula is good, this ultra light peachy blush was just a miss and I don’t know who it’s intended for. :/

I LOVE this color! I am rather pale and a lot of blush colors are too high in contrast to my skin for my style, but this one is just right! It is absolutely perfect! If you are on the fence, I say do it! It also blends so so easily and has a beautiful blurred finish. Only complaint is I used it so much it's almost gone! Can I buy these in bulk so I can use them forever?

It's nice color.

These are inexpensive blushes but it doesn’t mean you get what you pay for. I’ve always used expensive blushes that are very saturated , but as I am getting older, I don’t always want that bright color where a little goes a long way. At first it may feel questionable bc they are pretty chalky in texture, but when you actually layer the blush, it looks natural and smooths out my skin. I bought 2 shades of pink, and do the lighter one first, then the centers on my cheek with the Parker one. When I use my other more saturated blushes, I also use a layer of this to tone down the shades.This is also great for makeup beginners, as you can have a heavier hand without going overboard.