Boots No7 Blush Tint is a creamy stick blush in a twist-up, purse-friendly tube.
The super smooth texture of this blush helps it glide on and blend in easily. I tried it in “Blossom,” a light pink shade that, despite its rich, creamy color in the container, is actually quite sheer and leaves a pretty flush that would flatter a variety of skin tones. For darker skin tones or for a brighter pop of color, try Blush Tint in “Clove,” a pinkish-brown shade or “Rosebud,” a deeper shade of berry pink.
Blush Tint’s moisturizing formula is supposed to be particularly beneficial for drier skin types. However, even with my oily skin, this blush stayed on, didn’t streak or cake, and didn’t bring on an attack of the shinies.
While I wasn’t thrilled with my experience with Boots No7 Stay Perfect Eyeshadow, Boots No7 is winning me over with its Radiant Glow Concealer and now with Blush Tint ($10, Target, CVS).
Has anyone tried Boots No7 Cream Blush? What do you think of it?
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4 responses so far ↓
1 Sarah // Mar 11, 2008 at 10:23 am
heyy again
quick question.. do you prefer the stick blush like the one above or powder blush?
pleae write back soon!
thanks again for reviewing
2 Jazmin // Mar 12, 2008 at 12:36 pm
Hi again, Sarah! You’re welcome!
It’s hard for me to choose because I love both! Cream or gel stick blushes tend to look dewier and more natural, but they can also feel kind of sticky (which can be a problem if you’re going to wear them with mineral makeup).
Powder blush is easier to apply and easily works with any type of foundation.
So if I absolutely had to choose one, I’d go with powder blush just because it’s easier to apply ; )
3 Sarah // Mar 13, 2008 at 1:42 pm
okayy thanks for the help!
4 Jazmin // Mar 13, 2008 at 4:45 pm
You’re welcome, babe!
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