PAINTER ME BLUSH PEN

The color softened nicely with a brush but still stayed visible.

The cream glided on without tugging and blended cleanly with my fingers. A small brush gave me a softer edge.

The tip is slim enough to keep the blush high on my cheekbones.

The pigment is strong, so I barely twist the stick up before applying. A small brush gave me a softer edge.

Using less product gave me the most natural flush on bare skin.

I blended one side with a brush and the other with fingers; Both looked smooth. I started with less and added another swipe.

I used the same shade on my cheeks and lips for a quick matching look.

A second thin layer added more color without making the first one patchy. I used it over tinted moisturizer.

I only expose a little of the stick, and that keeps application precise. Fingertips were enough for blending.

The finish looked polished with tinted moisturizer and no setting powder.

It blended over my base without leaving a hard stripe underneath.

A tiny swipe on my eyelids tied the whole makeup look together. Fingertips were enough for blending.

One light swipe gave me enough color for an everyday makeup look. I kept the stick barely above the tube.

I like being able to choose a glowy finish without obvious shimmer pieces. The same shade worked across my face.

I drew a short line on each cheek and tapped it out in seconds. I used it over tinted moisturizer.

The formula feels light after blending even though the color shows up well.

The twist-up tube keeps the cream neat and ready for travel. It fit easily in my small makeup bag.

This is easier to control than a runny blush when I am in a hurry.

i tossed it in my bag and touched up my cheeks without making a mess..

My fingers warmed the cream up and the edges disappeared right away. Fingertips were enough for blending.

The dewy shade made my cheeks look fresh instead of glittery.

I wore it on otherwise bare skin and it gave my face some life. The rest of my makeup was very simple.

I used the same tone on my face and lips for a quick matching look.

The cheek color still looked even when I checked it in daylight. It fit easily in my small makeup bag...

The shade stayed true on me and did not turn oddly orange later. I started with less and added another swipe.

It took less than a minute to do cheeks and lips before work. No loose powder was needed on top.

The pen shape makes it easy to place color exactly where I want it.

Quick swipes, a few taps, and my cheeks looked naturally rosy. I used it over tinted moisturizer.

The matte version gave me color without adding extra shine to my face. The rest of my makeup was very simple.

I picked the matte finish and it stayed soft, not dry or chalky. I kept the stick barely above the tube.

One product on eyes, lips and cheeks made my small makeup bag much simpler. Fingertips were enough for blending.