BEAUTY Blush Bomb Color Drops - BB1 Nectar

I am a woman in my 50's and discovered the beauty of creme blush some time ago. Creme blush works wonders on older skin, givning a luminescence and more youthful & "natural" look. Nivea used to make a great one, then discontinued it. I tried the more expensive NARS in orgasm, but was VERY turned off by how the bottle always leaked and the applicator was difficult, not to mention the price. I heard about Flower Blush Bomb and decided to give it a try, since it is very reasonably priced. I bought it in the color "Pinched" and I feel like I hit the jackpot! This creme blush is SO easy to apply with the squeeze tube & narrow tip! No messy lid, no leaky bottle. I squeeze out a drop and apply with my fingertip in an upward sweeping motion. It sinks in and gives a nice, sheer layer of color. You can build up more color with additional applications, just make sure that it sets first (dries) before you apply your next layer. The tube is small, but a little goes a long way. It gives my older skin a very radient, youthful and natural look. The price is outstanding, and the tube doesn't take up much space in my makeup bag. The best bonus is that I travel often for work, so don't have to worry about leaving it in my carryon, because the tube in less than 4 oz. I highly, highly, recommend this product.

This was a whim purchase — and absolutely regretted buying it. Hardly any pigment when I tried on my cheeks, so ladies don’t waste your money. Defoe not recommended shade even if you are fair skin or light-medium skin, na da. Not even a sheer bit of colour!

Pretty. It’s half the price of the Rare Beauty liquid blush I got a few weeks ago and I like it nearly as well. The Rare Beauty is matte - on purpose - and this one is a bit more dewy/satiny, which I could do without because I think it doesn’t wear quite as long, although the finish is very naturally pretty. It’s not quite true to shade - not as cool-toned and a bit more electric pink - but the really different thing is...I swatched it on my arm on Monday. It’s Wednesday night so I’ve had five showers...and the swatch is still visible. It’s faded, but it’s surely there. I haven’t noticed the same on my cheeks, but they get more exfoliation and more fake tanner. If the application is good - and it’s truly easy - a bit of a stain could be a nice thing on pool days, etc. This is my second Flower Beauty product in under a month, and I’ve been surprised at how much I like the quality. (The other is a liquid shadow, blue glitter in a deep black base - purrrrr)My skin tone for reference is about a 3, 3.5 on a scale of 1 (fair) to 10 (deep) and very cool-toned. The light pink is plenty pigmented on me.

Benefit cosmetics used to have a Lilac version of their benetint many years ago and they discontinued it. I never really liked the liquid consistency of the original benetint but the lilac (and coral) one from benefit were creamier and blended so nicely into the skin. Welp! they were discontinued in about 2019. This formula of blush definitely comes SO close to that texture and the lilac color of the benefit lilac tint (and way more affordable!) I also never really liked that the benefit tint came with that dang brush, it was a nightmare for bacteria , made that bottle of tint into a Petri dish 😭. Anyways this blush is buildable, so starts off sheer but if you like it more opaque you can achieve it. Also if you make sure your skin is nicely exfoliated and moisturized, it adds to that glowing from within look. as a former MUA I love lilac blush if you have light colored eyes, it makes them pop!

I've recently started moving away from powder blushes to cream/liquid ones. I've heard so much about Flower Beauty, read many rave reviews, so I was eager to buy this, especially considering it's a great price compared to many of my other cosmetics.I got the color "pinched," and I'm a little unhappy with it. It's a peachy color, which is not the best color on me. I thought it would be more of a neutral pink. It's not a super warm peach, and I CAN make it work, but it's not going to be my first choice by any means, and I definitely won't wear it with many of my cool-toned clothes.The formula is sort of like a medium-thin cream. It is very easy to blend and isn't shimmery. It is very easy to apply.Though it didn't live up to my expectations, it is nice and I'm keeping it. I hope that Flower Beauty will come out with a color of similar depth but in more of a pink or berry tone for us fair-skinned ladies who look best in cool colors.