SHEGLAM Color Bloom Liquid Blush for Cheeks - Pink Slip

Nice and subtle, the light pink is emo to add a bit of nature flushed effect. Applicator and consistency .

Lovely blush, bought the pink slip which I use for light makeup & a cute girly pink and I bought love cake which is stronger and great for defining cheekbones, you only need a little of love cake though

Great product looks amazing blends well.

I’ve been using this blush for years. I don’t know, I’d expect a liquid blush to be “dewy” before fully drying and being set with powder before being technically considered matte. I would HOPE a liquid blush is sheer but buildable and not have to work backwards if it’s not my intention to look like a clown or drag queen. That’s just me though….will all that being said, I love this blush. I initially tried it because the colors Pink Slip and Petal Talk were the only blush shades that I’d come across that were truly cool toned (and at an affordable price). I would suggest stippling the product on with a regular blush brush, applying the product that way for those that have had issues with spotting when using the applicator directly. I never bothered doing it that way, as I feel using the product with a brush gives me more control over the amount of product, covers more area at once while also getting even coverage. I personally like layering the two colors mentioned above - I’m a light-medium to true medium level 3-4 skin tone with neutral olive undertones. I also have typically very dry skin without proper care. I almost always use Pink Slip on the apples of my cheeks diffusing less product as I work inward (I have fat cheeks so I try to avoid pulling attention inward) and diffuse the shade Petal Talk up my cheekbones into my temple and lightly stipple the remaining product over the outer apples to fuse the shades together. I like to then use their contour stick in the shade stone over my temple and cheek bone area. I use the liquid version under my jawline using one of those self tanning brushes that look like the bristle gua sha tools. I think all sheglam face products have been rather decent, with many that I prefer using over expensive “higher quality” brand makeup. I find that with any liquid makeup it’s important to use a setting spray during application and then a final setting at the end (I use two different products with one used strictly for finishing) - the point in saying all this is I find it key in regards to liquid makeup and its longevity, otherwise it is pretty easy to just swipe it right off. Anyway, sorry for my rant - I say unless you have extremely oily skin this is 100% worth trying especially for the $$. With proper application, you can achieve either a natural flush or a dramatic pop of color with ease of use. Photo attached is a full face of SHEGLAM products except for mascara, eyeliner and lips and a photo of the tools I use with their liquid blush and contours. Stay beautiful, dolls 💕💅

Great blush I just got a color that was way too light.