What It Is:
Make Up For Ever HD Blush in 215, 220 & 330*
Why This Should Be in Your Bag:
Make Up For Ever’s HD line is truly at the top of the makeup game. Their primer, foundation and powder are all spectacular and create a soft-focus finish that looks like your skin! I use all 3 of these products often, so when MUFE announced this new HD cream blush, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on them.
Created “with the perfect balance of oils, waxes, and powders, HD Blush combines the second-skin look of a cream with the ease of a powder.” MUFE claims that it blends into skin so seamlessly, you can’t even detect it. I love my makeup, but I always aim for a natural look, so I knew this blush would be right up my alley.
How To Use It:
I prefer to apply cream blushes after I apply foundation and powder and using my finger. Simply swirl your index finger in the product (it takes a bit to warm it up!) and then apply to your cheek and blend away.
(L-R: 215, 220, 330)
CC Rating: A+
I shouldn’t really be surprised, but Make Up For Ever’s HD Blush is out of this world. Like beyond. I’m a cream blush fiend and this is my new favorite. It’s creamy, super blendable and looks beautiful. You can’t see where it begins, but fades into a gorgeous, natural flush. 215 is a standard (but stunning) peach-pink, 220 is a neutral rose and 330 is exactly as MUFE does – rosy plum.
Each compact contains 0.09oz, which is actually on the small side; Bobbi Brown Pot Rouge has 0.13oz and Illamasqua Cream Blusher contains 0.14oz. However, I’ve barely made a dent in all of my cream blushes and don’t think that will be a concern for me. Daily use of Make Up For Ever HD Blush should yield at least a year.
Make Up For Ever HD Blush is an absolute gem and I cannot get enough! You can pick up a shade (or 10) for yourself at Sephora for $26 USD/$31 CAD.
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