- Is this blush good for dry skin?
- Yes. The balm is built on hyaluronic acid and squalane, so it glides over dry patches instead of clinging to them. It is one of the more emollient cream blushes in its class.
- How does Lilac look on deeper skin tones?
- It reads as a cool pink wash rather than a true lavender. On deeper skin it can look ashy if applied heavily, so build it in thin layers.
- Does it work on oily skin?
- It can, but the finish is dewy and the balm is emollient. Oily skin may see it slide or fade faster; set it lightly with powder.
- How do I apply it?
- Swipe onto the back of your hand or directly on cheeks, then blend with fingers or a dense brush. Fingers warm the balm and give the most skin-like result.
- Is it fragrance-free?
- Yes, it is formulated without fragrance, which suits sensitive skin.
- How does it compare with a powder blush?
- It gives a glossier, more hydrating finish and blends faster, but it is sheerer and less long-wearing than most powders.
- Where is the Haus Labs Color Fuse Glassy Blush Balm Stick - Lilac cheapest?
- At HAUS LABS, for $34.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Haus Labs Color Fuse Glassy Blush Balm Stick - Lilac?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Sephora, HAUS LABS.