

Creme blush makes me happy – it doesn’t make skin look dry, it (usually) diffuses perfectly on the skin so it looks very natural and fresh. I occasionally use a powder blush, but nine times out of ten, I turn to a creme of some sort. I don’t think that it’s hard to tell when a product has a proper make up artist behind it and in particular when it comes to colours. There’s something for every tone here.

I’ve worn a couple of the shades – they give a dewy finish that’s very light (obviously the lighter the tint, the lighter the diffusion will be) and seamless but if you’re not a fan of dewy they’re not for you.

I use a big brush (currently the Clinique foundation brush which I LOVE – it’s HERE) to get the right level of tint and have used on bare skin, over foundation and over tinted moisturiser.. there’s nothing they’re not working on). Actually, I think they’re a nice holiday buy – so easy, and even at the price (expensive) of £24.50, small and portable.

Shades from bottom to top: Scarlet, Sunny, Bloom, Poppy, Rosy and Petal. They’re on pre-order at BeautyMart HERE.
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Scarlet is right up my alley at the moment – love a of a touch of bright red blush with a tanned face, makes you look like you’re fresh from a day out in the sun 🙂
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These remind me of the Bobbi Brown Pot rouge. Are they comparable?
No, completely different texture – these are more silky and light. x
I haven’t used cream blush in years but these look like fun! Maybe I should give it another go…
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These look really nice and I’m not usually into creme blushes. A lovely range of shades.
I have always loved a cream blush, especially as I’m now ‘mature’. Really liking the look of these.
Wow – good to see the swatches, because the descriptions and images on the Dempsey website don’t jibe with what I’m seeing here. Rosy is described there as a “deep rose… I just worked out… ideal for medium and dark skin tones” but your swatch has it looking like a neutral brownish peach.
There’s often a colour discrepancy when you use different cameras – I try to get mine as accurate as possible but there’s inevitably some variation. x
I think the order is wrong. It should be: Shades from bottom to top – Scarlet, Sunny, Bloom, Poppy, Petal and Rosy.