Showing posts with label NYX blush review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NYX blush review. Show all posts

Friday, November 1, 2019

NYX Sweet Cheeks Creamy Powder Blush Review | Fall 2019 Beauty Trends

I have a lot of blush in my vanity drawers but I’m getting bored of pink and dusty rose. It seems like every brand has the same range of shades and this fall I want something different.

On my quest to find sultry hues that define and enhance, I came across the Sweet Cheeks Collection by NYX. The plum, burgundy and golden undertones are deep and silky for effortless blending and sculpting. If you want to get really creative, the bright yellow and taupe-grey are quite eccentric.


Although the product name indicates a “creamy” texture, the powder is lightweight and satiny with smooth, buildable coverage. It does not settle into lines or accentuate dryness and depending on the blush you choose, the color can appear quite natural when faded just right.

The finishes range from soft matte to radiant shimmer with enough color payoff to double as eye shadow. The glow formula has built-in highlighter that is very saturated. Don’t use too much or it might look like fallout.

Of course anyone can wear these shades but they look particularly lovely on medium, deep, olive and tan complexions. The pigment lasts all day (even on oily skin) and you can mix and match to create your own gorgeous hues.

Summer Breeze (on the top) is a beautiful iridescent coral that instantly brightens and illuminates with a touch of gold. The other orange is the matte version of Summer Breeze but in person it looks more like a neutral mix of coral and brown. Risky Business is a frosty red-pink that can be swept on with a fan brush for a pop of holiday glam.


The shimmery garnet in the middle (Red Riot) is saturated and dramatic while the matte version (to the left) is a rich burgundy that has become my favorite autumn blush. Totally Chill looks orange under my studio lights but it has neutral, mauve and brown undertones.



I prefer the matte finish because it looks more like blush and less like eye shadow but they both work wonders on dull skin. The Compacts retail for $10.00 each and NYX is available at drugstores nationwide.

Thursday, November 21, 2013

NYX Blush Review

Today I have a short review for you on a blush I purchased at IMATS. This is the first blush I have tried from NYX although I really like their lip products.

The color I purchased is called Pinched PB25 

On my skin this blush looks quite pink but it does have a coral and slight orange undertone. It also contains some sparkle but not very much, when applied the sparkle tends to distribute quite evenly for a subtle effect and it doesn't look too shiny or too much like a highlight. In the photos the sparkle is not evident but as the light catches the skin at different angles you are able to pick up hints of it.

When you wear smaller amounts of this blush it shows up light pink and looks very soft and pretty and when you apply it heavier the color looks different, you get a darker more coral based color. You do have to set this blush because the more you wear the more it tends to transfer, I prefer to apply it on top of my liquid foundation and then set my entire face.


The texture of this blush is rather smooth, the color picks up and applies to the skin quite easily. I think the hue is suitable for a large variety of skin tones. This is a great everyday color. I purchased this blush for $8


Have you tried the blushes from NYX? Which is your favorite?
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