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Tom Ford Architecture Soft Matte Blush is a powder blush in a square compact with a built-in mirror. Shade #3 Golden Peach is a warm peach with a soft matte finish that builds from a sheer wash to a deeper flush. It suits shoppers who want a natural, sculpted look rather than shimmer, and it sits at the luxury end of the blush market against brands like Charlotte Tilbury and NARS. The compact and mirror make it easy to touch up on the go.
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Lowest price we've seen: $55.00 on Nov 13 at Selfridges. Tracked across 11 stores since Nov 13.
Owners of Tom Ford blushes generally praise the smooth texture, the buildable color and the sturdy compact with its mirror. Some find the matte finish less forgiving on dry skin and question whether the result justifies the luxury price.
Tom Ford Architecture Soft Matte Blush in #3 Golden Peach is a cream-powder blush in a warm peach shade. The formula combines the softness of a cream with the light matte feel of a powder. It uses smoothing microspheres to blur the look of pores and give a soft-focus effect, and it blends without clumping.
The color is buildable. One layer gives a light, natural flush, and more layers add depth and intensity without patchiness. The finish is soft matte and does not feel dry or heavy on the skin. The formula is non-flaking, non-settling and non-streaking, and it does not emphasize pores or collect in smile lines or creases.
The compact is square and has a firm closure and a mirror inside. To apply, take a moderate amount of product with the Cheek Brush 06. Sweep it lightly over the cheekbones and blend in circular motions toward the temples. A deeper shade can be used under the cheekbones to contour, and a lighter shade on the apples of the cheeks adds emphasis.
