Revolution

Fast Base Blush Stick Blush

Gorgeous blush and so pigmented. You only need a small amount and i find it easier to blend with a damp beauty sponge than a brush. I hope makeup revolution expand on the range. I would love to see more shades like a burnt orange, deep purple and a brick red.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had to order this direct as I wanted a light pink blush, knowing this suits my skin tone, and you couldn't get this colour in my town centre. I tried it as my usual water blush turned out to not be vegan friendly. This seemed to fit the bill. It looked more peachy in real life so was a bit concerned but goes on as a reasonably pink tone. Would prefer a natural flush colour but looks ok. I dab it on and pat in with fingers. Gives a dewy highlight which is lovely for summer. Found I had to touch up every few hours or it disappears but as it goes on easily and doesn't irtitate, I am happy to carry on using. Does seem to make my rosacea on my cheeks show up more though unfortunately.

This Blush Stick is amazing!! Soft, smooth, an a beautiful rosey colour, it’s the perfect shade of pink for me, that I can’t find anywhere else.The texture is smooth, it glides on perfectly. It blends in so easily and softly.The colour last me all day which is fab.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This has to be the best cream blush I've tried in a long time. It's texture is so bendable. A must in my make up bag. colour of this blush look very beautiful.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best of best

The blush has a beautiful consistency, and blends out easily. This colour "peach" I hoped would be my favourite out of the 3 colours I bought, but the colour swayed more towards orange than the peach tone I hoped for. Having said that when blended it did still look nice. If you're looking for a very bright and obvious peach blush I recommend. If you're not wanting anything to bright I wouldn't suggest. Though you could mix it with a more nude bluch which has a cooler tone, that would get the results you're after. This is what I did in the end.