Colorful Blush

Sephora

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Sephora Colorful Blush
Sephora Colorful Blush
Sephora Colorful Blush
Sephora Colorful Blush
Sephora Colorful Blush
Sephora Colorful Blush

Sephora Colorful Blush is a blush that retails for $14.00 and contains 0.12 oz. ($116.67 per ounce). There are 39 shades in our database.

Editor's Review

The formula is supposed to have a "superfine texture" with "buildable" coverage that is available in both matte and shimmer finishes. The consistency was thinner and almost chalk-like compared to the prior formula, and while I think it applied and looked better on my skin than it looked, the matte shades were quite flat on skin and would benefit from an additional product to breathe life back into the skin.

The pigmentation ranged from shade to shade but was typically medium and buildable, which was reinforced by the texture itself being a bit firmer overall. I tested eight of the 13 shades I purchased for wear, and they lasted six to seven hours on me, which is shorter than typical for powder blush on my normal-to-dry skin. I would describe the wear as more prone to fading, and they seemed... Read More.

The formula is supposed to have a "superfine texture" with "buildable" coverage that is available in both matte and shimmer finishes. The consistency was thinner and almost chalk-like compared to the prior formula, and while I think it applied and looked better on my skin than it looked, the matte shades were quite flat on skin and would benefit from an additional product to breathe life back into the skin.

The pigmentation ranged from shade to shade but was typically medium and buildable, which was reinforced by the texture itself being a bit firmer overall. I tested eight of the 13 shades I purchased for wear, and they lasted six to seven hours on me, which is shorter than typical for powder blush on my normal-to-dry skin. I would describe the wear as more prone to fading, and they seemed to disappear faster than most blushes (even as they did fade evenly).

Claims / Ingredients

Thanks to its superfine texture, this buildable blush delivers powerful color with just one swipe. It comes in a variety of vibrant shades with both matte and shimmer finishes to instantly awaken all skin tones.

3 Written Reviews

By Reka 8 years ago.

The reason this was discontinued is that it fades very quickly and very badly, even in artificial light. I tracked down one of them, and there is barely any color left. There is only a bit of lavender in the middle of the pan where the word SEPHORA on the top of the package cast a vague shadow.

Skin Type: Combination - Skin Tone: Light - Undertone: Neutral

By Bam 8 years ago.

Great shade. But bad formula really hard to blend

Tags: sheer, chalky, hard-to-apply, long-wearing, great-value
Skin Type: Normal - Skin Tone: Very Light - Undertone: Neutral

By Katherine T. 10 years ago.

I have this, and mine is not powdery at all! It is just right. I even took a firmer brush with shorter hairs ( the ELF Angled Blush Brush) and swiped it across the pan, and there was no powdery fallout at all. The powder adhered well to the brush and to the cheeks. Temptalia and another reader said theirs was very powdery, while mine was just right, and another reader said hers was on the firmer side but still very workable. So I think there's a QC issue, with some batches being more powdery than others. I've tried so many contours and they all looked too warm, brown, or orange on me, but this color is so natural- looking because it mimics shadows. Just be careful not to put too much on, or it's going to look like dirt. I don't have Chanel Notorious (LE), but in looking at the swatches, this looks like a very close dupe. Since cool grey-toned contours are so rare, and this is only $15, it might be worth it to buy and if you get a bad batch, just return or exchange at Sephora. I bought a backup just in case they ever discontinue this shade, and the backup isn't powdery either.

1 out of 1 user found this review helpful.
Tags: buildable, natural, great-value