Beauty

[SilleeMee]

This shade of pink would not show up on me at all. I have olive, light-tan skin. 

[HerRoyaLioness]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

This shade of pink would not show up on me at all. I have olive, light-tan skin. 

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Then it's not for you! 

The other pic I posted shows a truer color.  It does not go on as light as this pic shows.  I posted it for the packaging it comes in.

[shoesnbags]

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@AngelPuppy1 wrote:

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@HerRoyaLioness wrote:

...for me anyway!  I have tried sooo many blushes, from loose powder to liquid to cream to powdered in a compact and various brands of each kind.  High end and drugstore.

I have discoloration and broken capillaries on my cheek that I need to cover first and when I would get to applying my blush, everything seemed to show up again or it would grab more color in different spots.   Frustrating!!

I went to Ulta with my 20% off coupon to get more Benefit liquid dandelion blush, which was working pretty good.  Well they didn't have it anymore, so I got the Benefit powdered dandelion blush.

It is this perfect creamy looking pink color and goes on smoothly and evenly and stays for the day.  No problems applying it (use an IT rounded brush), does not look dry at all and looks so natural.  Perfect color for me. It comes in a little box and a travel size is available.

Hoping this might help someone else with blush issues.  It is expensive, but so was my trying all those other blushes.  It's a big find for me!

Just to add that this is on top of Lancome Renergie liquid foundation and I am light medium coloring with cool undertones and have older dry skin!

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@HerRoyaLioness

That sounds so nice the wa you describe it!  I wonder if it would be too dark for me?? I am pretty fair but have similar skin issues as you.  I am always wanting to try different blushes but don't have much luck.  

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@AngelPuppy1Definitely not too dark.  Benefit dandelion in the powder form is my perfect blush, too, and I'm very pale with warm undertones.  It goes on as a pale peachy pink for me.  You can alway brush more on for more color, but it's definitely a light shade.

[Greeneyedlady21]

Blush is a problem for me, I have very dry porcelain skin. I prefer cream blush. I use Stila convertible color, got good deals on their site. My colors are Lillium and Magnolia. I only use one dot and blend. It goes on much better with a primer under my foundation.

They are not as dark as they appear in the compacts.