Pressed Powder Blush
THE PERFECT PINK FOR EVERY SKIN TONE
This universally flattering, long-lasting, velvety blush adds the perfect touch of pink. Brighten your complexion with this softly shimmering formula that layers perfectly over cream and blends effortlessly. Infused with flower extract, moisturizing oils and pearlescent pigments, this skin-loving blush will give a naturally radiant lift to every look.
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Key Ingredients
Moringa Seed Oil - Contains vitamins and antioxidants which help nourish and soothe skin, leaves a velvety finish.
Honeysuckle Extract - Adds natural hydrating support that can reduce the drying effects of powder.
Jojoba Seed Oil - A nourishing oil that provides a silky texture for a seamless, natural blend on the skin.
How To Use
Using a brush gently sweep across the powder and lightly tap onto cheek bones. Use the brush to blend and diffuse with upward sweeping motions. Add more as desired to build color and radiance.
BENEFITS
The Perfect Pink for Every Skin Tone
- Universally Flattering
- Long-Lasting
- Layers Perfectly Over Cream
- Blends Effortlessly
KEY INGREDIENTS
Skin Soothing Botanical Extracts
The silky texture applies and blends effortlessly, while the breathable formula provides comfortable all day wear.
Moringa Seed Oil
Contains vitamins and antioxidants which help nourish and soothe skin, leaves a velvety finish.
Honeysuckle Extract
Adds natural hydrating support that can reduce the drying effects of powder.
Jojoba Seed Oil
A nourishing oil that provides a silky texture for a seamless, natural blend on the skin.
FAQ
What's the best way to apply the blush?
Start with a light sweep of color using a blush brush, then build for more intense color.
How should I prep my skin before applying blush?
To ensure your blush blends well and lasts all day, begin with a clean, moisturized face. Skin that’s dry or oily can cause makeup to apply unevenly or fade quickly. Keeping your skin healthy and hydrated creates the ideal base for smooth, long-lasting makeup.
