Review on NYX professional makeup Pressed Blush Sweet Cheeks Creamy Powder Matte, 4 citrine rose by Agata Klimczak ᠌

Begin with the packing. The thin cellophane wrap that initially protected Sweet Cheeks blush from opening was used to lock it in. Blush is packaged in a sleek, lightweight plastic container. The blush refill is visible through the transparent cap's elegantly scripted words and is fitted into the black casing. As they are simple to travel, I believe it is a plus that the packing is very light. The lid is simple to open 180 degrees. If pasted, there is a sticker on the back containing information about the shade, maker, and composition. In terms of physical experiences, the feel of the NYX Sweet Cheeks blush was really lovely. Extremely smooth, creamy, soft, and silky in texture—not at all chalky. With natural or synthetic bristles, they do not dust when typing on a brush. Because they adhere to the skin in a thin layer, you can layer them to get the required brightness. It looks extremely lovely when the semi-matt sheen on the cheekbones is visible. My blush is Rose&Play, a lovely pink shade. When it's in the package, the brightness frightens me a little, but once applied, it wows me with both its texture and its pleasant shade. Because you can manage the blush's intensity because to the medium pigmentation, it's ideal for blush. When used, a stain cannot be created. The blush looks natural on my fair skin, which has warm undertones. In terms of makeup, I apply them after sculpting with a dry sculptor, bronzer, and setting my foundation with powder. From a light touch to the product, the brush is attracted. The blush is used during the day and lasts until makeup is removed. I truly enjoyed this blush, and they are now on my list of essentials. There are many different shades and textures, and the texture is just incredibly silky and creamy. The pigmentation is great for blush and lasts for a very long time.