Giselle CosmeticsGiselle Doll - Blush Palette, Face Makeup, Make Up, Loose Powder, Matte Blush, Mineral Blush, Peach, Pink, Red Blush, Travel Size, Talc Free Powder, Mineral Powder

I love this Giselle Cosmetics Rich Girl Face Powder Mineral Blush!It can definitely be used for more than just blush, but also applied to with a medium size tip brush to the lips for a shimmery satin coat.I also tried applying as an eye shadow shade instead of as an eyeliner as suggested, and this worked out pretty well too.Overall, I am very satisfied with this product, and due to the boldness of the reddish shade added to coral pink, you don't have to apply a lot of the powder for each use, which makes it a cosmetic that lasts for a long time, thus worth the value of purchase.

I have many, many, allergies. So many that most skin care and cosmetic products that are commercially available have at least one of my allergens in it. I have to make my foundation, eye liner, mascara, and lipstick. I buy minerals to combine with what I use for the base. My powder, eye shadow and blush are all mineral. I had tried other brands of blush, but they were either too brown, or too pale. This one has just the right amount of pigment, just bright enough, pink enough. Just pure minerals, no allergic reactions thus far. A little goes a long way, so it'll last a long time. I plan to use it to make lipstick too. I bought the Giselle doll shade.

This is the most natural “flushed” color for blush & I think it would flatter all skin tones (fwiw, mine is medium-to-fair Caucasian with yellow undertones), because it’s like the prettiest version of the color of (not to sound grotesque) blood & flesh that would make one’s cheeks “blush” under their skin naturally. It also has a subtle hint of shimmer such that it doesn’t look like cake-y powder makeup, but rather, like the texture of natural, dewy skin. It’s dark, but blending it is key, and that’s what makes it so natural-looking. My only complaint (which would be standard of the way most mineral makeup is packaged) is that half the contents of the container fall through the “sifter” and I have to spend time (that I don’t have!) every morning trying to shake it & tap the lid so that I can gather the tiniest wisp of powder on my brush. I think it would be better if the little holes were smaller or if it were pressed into a solid, but it’s not enough to stop me from buying again in the future!

Love this blush. At first I was wary about using a loose pigment blush because I have never had truly good luck with them. They would often put down too much product and would hard to blend out. This is not the case with this blush. Though highly pigmented if you use a small amount it blends out beautifully. The color is a lovely flushed just come in from the cold color that I think would look beautiful on many skin types. I have no issues with this staying on my cheeks all day without fading or becoming patchy. They also give you such a large pan that I doubt I will rub out any time soon which is wonderful!

It looks brown and is so heavy and rough that it gets in your pores.

This is pretty, though it has a fair amount of gold in it. I am fair-skinned but just love red. So I bought it. I barely touched my brush into the powder, then I tapped all the excess off, then I barely touched my cheek, and i still looked clownish with clear lines of red blush where the brush first touched my skin. This would probably be glorious on a darker-skinned woman who could work a bit of shimmer better than I can. Back to boring old pink for me, though I'll continue to "practice" with this pretty color.

I recently purchased this blush in the shade Red Hawaii because I have been looking for a blush that I could wear everyday for work. Since I received this product, I have used it everyday and absolutely love it! I was a bit apprehensive at first because this is my first time using a loose, powdered blush, but let me tell you: it did not disappoint! The color is pigmented enough, and a little goes a long way!

This is a lovely pink. It's more sheer than the photo would suggest, but it's a cooler-toned color and very pretty. You could use it alone or over a bronzer or contour (if you use something like that on the perimeter of your face, for example) too if you wanted to emphasize the apple of your cheeks. Since it does have some sheen to it, it would draw the eye to where you use it, but not in a garish way. It is not overly glittery; it will just make you look fresh.

I was hoping this would be comparable to the Hibiscus Blush by Saraphine who also has a similar shade in a mineral based shadow. I find the pigment to be inconsistent in the application . I will not purchase again...