- Is this blush also a primer?
- Yes. It has a primer base built into the powder, so it is meant to smooth and even skin while adding color. Most people still use their usual face primer underneath for longer wear.
- What skin types is it for?
- E.L.F. lists it for dry, normal, oily, combination, mature and sensitive skin. The matte finish suits oily skin best, while very dry skin may prefer a cream blush.
- How does Always Rosy compare with other E.L.F. blushes?
- It is softer and more matte than the brand's cream and liquid blushes. The primer base makes it a one-step option, but the color payoff is lighter than a pigmented powder blush.
- Does it work on deeper skin tones?
- Always Rosy is a soft pink that shows up best on fair to medium skin. Deeper skin tones may find it too sheer and need to build several layers.
- How do you apply it for the best result?
- Use a light hand with a fluffy brush and build in thin layers. On dry skin, apply over moisturized skin or a hydrating primer to keep the matte finish from looking flat.
- What is in the formula?
- It contains shea butter and jojoba oil, which give it a softer, more nourishing feel than a plain powder blush.
- Where is the E.L.F. Primer-Infused Blush Always Rosy cheapest?
- At Target, for $7.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the E.L.F. Primer-Infused Blush Always Rosy?
- Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 2 ratings.
- Where can I buy the E.L.F. Primer-Infused Blush Always Rosy?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Ulta Beauty, Target, elf Cosmetics.