Name: The Cheek Lift Illuminating Powder Blush
Brand: Mally Beauty
SKU: 2c256a0b-b8f5-48ab-b4a3-d4e5c1951861
Rating: 3.7 (37 reviews)

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Get that lit-from-within glow with Mally’s Cheek Lift Illuminating Powder Blush. Designed to be used with the Cheek Bump Seamless Blush Color serum, the smooth powder formula adds a sheer highlighting veil that locks in color for a rosy, lifted look all day. Can also be worn by itself for a barely-there flush and natural glow.

I absolutely loved this blush and it's a great color for summer (Preach Peach) even on my light Olive Complexion. I saw reviews that mentioned this was not pigmented enough, but I'd have to disagree. First, it is buildable (I used it was a fluffy dense brush) and you do have to pack on the color to get the look you're looking for. Because it's buildable, I think for most people who like a very pigmented blush (like 1 Swipe Application or those types of blushes that you must tap off excess or blot on the back of your hand) you won't like this, but it is very buildable. Also, some blushes are better swiped onto the skin rather than bounced on and this is one you should bounce on. It's very lightweight on the skin and also note it does say, this is meant to be applied over the Cheek Bump Seamless Blush Color Serum (for a better color payoff and look). In the photo I showed, I applied it twice, but I wanted something more subtle for the look I was creating for that day, so I did not build it up, but the color is definitely noticeable if you add more. My skin gets congested easily as I am blemish-prone, and this didn't break me out or congest my skin further (a good primer also helps). It is definitely illuminating and gives off a beautiful glow while blending seamlessly into foundation. I personally don't like to use any products on my face bare because my skin is textured (and due to lots of acne) so anything I put on alone, looks very dry, cakey, or sometimes even more textured. Overall, this is a fantastic blush I think anyone, and everyone would love, as long as you learn how to use it and know what it's meant to do. - Desiree Singh (Connect with me at Midnightmoonmakeup)- Professional Beauty Influencer, Content Creator, &amp; Educator (5 Years Experience &amp; Education)

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Hi! I'm Lara, and I've been a makeup and beauty obsessed since a child! Later in life this lead me to an Amazing opportunity to be the Makeup Artist to many Professional Competitive Dancers for their Competitions and Conventions where makeup was a Category! I love the Competitiveness❣️With this being said, I was so kindly sent The Cheek Lift Illuminating Powder Blush by Mally. I have never tried any of her products so this was a complete bond review. I had guessed this shade would be a little too pink for me, as it was called "Preach Peach", but I was very wrong! I just returned from vacation, so I am darker than usual!! This shade was much darker than the Color name she chose. I actually enjoy the formula and the illuminating glow it left my cheeks! I find this perfect for the Summer, and I'm extremely grateful for the opportunity to try a new brand. I will continue using this as I keep building my never ending collection! Thank you Mally and Beautytap!

Mallys Cheek Lift Illuminating Powder Blush supposed to give a light glow with a peachy filter while also giving a lift in the cheek area. There are emollient ingredient that makes this go on really nice but one shade didn’t really do anything for me (pamper me pink). The illuminating powder left the top of my cheeks not dry but dry looking when used by itself. I liked her blush and bronzer so I am a little bit disappointed in the shade pamper me pink, it was so sheer that may e what was the point. But preach peach on top of the serum blush was quite nice. The texture is nice. The peach color gave me a slight pop or sheer wash of color but that’s it. I did try these on my clients, on my lighter skin tones - it wasn’t so bad. But on my darker skin tone ladies no color pay off and there was barely any “lifting”even with the serum blush. I do suggest more shades for deeper skin tones.