Tarte Cheek Stain Blushing Bride Reviews

I was fairly happy with the Wet n Wild blush I'd been using for years when I got sucked into the sales pitch for Tarte Cheekstain on QVC.  Not that that is a bad thing, just that I wasn't really looking and the way it looked on the model totally pulled me in.  In retrospect it turned out to be a very good thing as I have since been able to say buh-bye to cakey powder blush forever. — My mom used to use a stick blush back in the 70s and I can remember it being nasty looking in the stick and greasy and unnatural looking on the skin.  Tarte Cheekstain is not the same… read full review »

I love the tarte cheek stain in blushing bride.  I'm fairly medium skin color and this looks great on me.  It glides and blends in super easily.  when i'm on the run i dab a little of this color on my cheeks and lips for a nice flushed look.  i've even used it on my eyes.  the bottle is huge, it will last for a couple of years since you only have to dab on a little bit.  Many cosmetics make me break out since i have sensitive skin, but i've never had any problems with this product.  i only wished that they made a smaller sized version, to keep in my… read full review »

I don't trust cheek stains as they too often stain as soon as they touch the skin.  This product allows you time to put the blush WHERE you want it, and HOW you want it to look.  This is a good product, I just hope they don't discontinue it for something else.  — — I used Avon blushing sticks in the 70's and this is FAR superior to what they had in the 'olden days' —… read full review »