Here’s to all the individuals. Those who stand up for what they believe in, hustle hard and do things their own way. Whatever your walk of life, we believe you should be seen, heard and felt exactly as you choose to be. Sleek MakeUP: delivering high pigment product. Accessible to all. #WorkItYourOwnWay Pink Cloudhas more peachy tones than Rose Gold and Pixie Pink, and that does translate from pan to skin. It isn’t as pigmented as the Sleek blushes, but the colour is pretty nonetheless. I think this blush would go amazingly well with both natural and warmer make-up looks, as the colour is very subtle on the cheeks, but still quite buildable. It blends nicely, and has no shimmer at all, which lends itself to the more natural side of things. Overall, I like this product a lot and would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for shimmery blush with a decent price. Rose Gold is often labelled as the closest dupe for NARS ‘orgasm’, fyi, though I’ve never tried NARS blushers. Apple Pinkis the peachiest of the blushes, it’s a little glossy at first glance, but that’s generally due to the cream nature, and doesn’t leave a sheen or anything similar on the cheeks once it’s blended out. It’s a very similar shade to Pink Cloud, as you can see in the swatch, just a smidge darker. Apple Pink also has the tiniest amount of shimmer, really nothing as noticeable as Rose Gold, but shimmer enough to add to the ‘dewy face’ look that is extremely popular in South Korea. Sometimes I am a little disappointed with the pigmentation, but all blushers are buildable, so that isn’t a major issue.

Which are your favourites, or do you have any recommendations for me? I really want to try the Pink Lemonade and the Californ.I.A Blush by 3 pallets that Sleek do. Now coming to the BIG QUESTION, is it really a close dupe of NARS’ BIG O???? umm…mm, I really cannot comment on that, as I don’t own a NARS blush to do a comparative swatching , but from whatever I have seen and researched on the net, I can tell you that it surely belongs to the same genre as of NARS orgasm blush. Work it with: Wear alone for a soft flush. Layer over Lifeproof Foundation and Face Form Bronzer for a flawless finish. Details: Highly pigmented blushers to brighten and define cheekbones, available in 10 shades. These silky-fine and long lasting blushers create a subtle and radiant glow and suit all skin tones. All in all, I think these four blushes were a great place to start for me, a complete newbie at putting colour on my ghost child cheeks. It’s surprising how a blush, even a cheap one, can alter a makeup look.The first two swatches were done with a soft eyeshadow brush, with three strokes through the powder. The third and fourth were done using the same brush (but cleaned) and used 6 strokes. I’ve tried to keep the colours as true to my own eye-view as possible. We appreciate enthusiasm for new releases but ask readers to please hold questions regarding if/when Coming to the product, the shade Rose Gold is a beautiful peachy-pink with golden shimmer in it. The shimmer in this blush is intense, but not really chunky or glittery. The quality of the blush is superb, blends very easily and doesn’t get chalky, powdery at all. Also, these are superbly pigmented, has amazing colour payoff so you need to start with taking just a little amount on the blush. The shade Rose Gold provides a pretty highlighting effect to the cheek bones which looks fabulous (night time/party makeups). About staying power, I can say it survives/remains intact on my cheeks for a good 3-4 hours at least.

Our versatile range of shades glide on smoothly, melting into the skin for a naturally radiant looking complexion.Apart from this, I could not find any/much flaw in the product and I would surely like getting the other shades too  Sleek MakeUP’s blushes are a great range to try if you’re new to wearing blush. Rose Gold is extremely pigmented and doubles up as a great highlight. In the beauty blogging world Rose Gold is known as a dupe for Nars’ Orgasm. If you’re looking to save money then get Rose Gold. If you’re new to highlighting, Rose Gold is great for adding light to the high points of your cheekbones, tip of your nose and cupid’s bow (my favourite places to highlight). answered already. Comments alerting us to typos or small errors in the post are appreciated (!) but Until this year, I have never owned a blusher. Never. It’s not something that I’ve felt the need to own, despite being very much in the camp of #teamGhostSkin, and having to battle with ‘Oh are you not feeling well?’ etc. questions every single winter. I guess the main reason is that I’ve never really felt like addingcolour to my face, scared that I’d get it wrong, or that people would still ask if I was unwell purely because I had more colour than usual. Build a natural flush in just one simple swipe of colour for a dewy glow that will follow you wherever you go.