- Is Lick of Lilac good for deeper skin tones?
- It is very pale and sheer, so it shows up faintly on medium skin and can look ashy on deep skin. Deeper tones usually get more from the line's warmer pink shades.
- Is this blush matte or shimmery?
- It is a mostly matte powder with a soft finish. Any glow comes from the skin underneath rather than from shimmer in the pan.
- How does it compare with a cream blush?
- The powder is more buildable and sets without tackiness, but it looks flatter than a cream or liquid blush. Cream gives a dewier flush; this gives a soft, diffused one.
- How do I apply it for a natural look?
- Use a light hand with a fluffy brush and build in thin layers on the cheeks. A stippling brush keeps the pale shade from going patchy.
- Is it worth it over a drugstore blush from a bigger brand?
- It is a low-risk way to try a cool lilac blush, and the texture is decent for the level. If you want stronger pigment or a larger pan, a mid-range blush will last longer.
- Where is the Makeup Revolution Beam Bright Blush - Lick Of Lilac cheapest?
- At Target, for $7.00, 77% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Makeup Revolution Beam Bright Blush - Lick Of Lilac?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Target, Makeup, Yamuna Desi Store, eBay.