Glo Skin Beauty Cream Blush - Warmth

A creamy mineral blush that melts into your skin instead of sitting on top of it, providing a fresh glow with a light, dewy finish.

Why it works

A cream blush often looks more natural than a powder, and there’s a simple reason for that: it leaves your skin's texture intact. Where a powder lays a fine layer over your face, a cream sinks in and only leaves behind color.

The texture is buttery and nourishing, with castor seed oil and vitamin E, and formulated with kaolin clay so the color stays put and doesn't slide off throughout the day. The pigments are triple-milled mineral pigments, talc-free.

The coverage is buildable: start light and add a second layer if you want more.

For whom

For all skin types, and especially beautiful on drier or more mature skin, where powder can sometimes settle into fine lines.

It also works if your skin is oilier: apply it thinly and, if necessary, set it with a little bit of powder on top.

How to use it

For the most color, apply it directly to your cheek. For a softer result, use a brush or your fingertips. Press and blend using short, gentle strokes on the apple of your cheek, moving towards your temple.

Apply it before you use any powder, not after: a cream will not blend over a layer of powder.

About this color

Warmth is a warm bronze shade: more bronzed than pink, which brings it close to a sun-kissed flush and allows it to blend beautifully with a bronzer.

A tip from me

The mistake I see most often here is applying too much product in one go. A cream blush is more potent than you expect, especially straight from the pot. Start with an amount that seems like almost nothing and work in two layers.

And blend with warm fingers. The cream melts at skin temperature, so your fingertips do the job better than a cold brush. That is also why it needs just a little more time to blend out perfectly in winter.

Not sure which color suits your skin? Feel free to send me a message, and we can figure it out together.