Tarte Blush Review

Tarte Amazonian clay blushes have received a lot of attention in the beauty community and have been praised for quite awhile! Tarte boasts that these blushes are very long wearing and will last twelve hours. I do agree that they are long wearing, however; I only get ten to ten and a half hours of wear before the blush looks faded. These blushes all have a very nice soft texture and are finely milled. I am most impressed with the great amount of pigmentation a that a small amount of product will give you.

These three are my favorites of the Tarte blushes I have tried so far, though I am always tempted to get more!

 Flush

Flush is a bright plum color with just enough pink in it to make it appear more natural. It can add a nice pop of color when diffused or be quite dramatic with more product.  It has a nice sheen and no defined sparkle.


Natural Beauty

Natural Beauty looks far from natural in the pan! It is a bright raspberry color with a bit of sheen but no defined sparkle. Once diffused on the skin, however; it is easier to see how it got its name. It gives off a healthy rose color, as though you've just gone for a brisk walk. It is a very pigmented color and can easily transform from a healthy glow into a dramatic color with just a bit more product.

Blushing Bride

Blushing Bride is a mauve shade with golden sparkles. It looks glowing on the cheeks, and is one of my favorite fall blushes. It has a slightly drier texture than the other two, though I don't find that a bad thing, as it is not as necessary to worry about over pigmented cheeks. I find that since it is not as soft as the other two the brush does not pick up so much pigment.

These blushes are $25.00 for .20oz. Overall, I think they are a fantastic product and come in a nice range of colors. I would definitely recommend
them.