NYX PROFESSIONAL MAKEUPButtermelt Powder Blush, Fade and Transfer-Resistant Blush, Up to 12HR Make Up Wear, Vegan Formula - Back And Butta

Just wish there were local stores that carried the entire Nyx line of bronzers and blushes. Since I couldn't see this in person I was just a bit surprised to see it has a sheen to it. Sort of a little sparkle and I'm not so sure it works for a elder senior gal. The color is lovely and the product itself is LUXURIOUS, and so buttery soft and so highly pigmented. I've got another one on order before I got this one. So we'll see how it looks. Just a fabulous line of products though that I thoroughly love wearing.

These are highly pigmented - so pigmented that a tiny bit goes a long way so it should last forever. I love that it has skin loving butters in it but does not impart a greasy look or feel. I loved this so much I bought it in a bronzer as well.

This blush is highly pigmented and dark skin friendly. The formula is a very smooth, buttery pressed powder. I didn't experience fallout from my brush thanks to the formula. Can't beat the price and the ease of ordering online.

This is a very different blush. It's a cross between a powder and a cream and you will need go easy on the amount you put on the brush or you will look like a clown. This has a lot of sparkle to it as well. I am learning how to use it and I lightly dab it on the brush for best results. I'm learning to like it but be patient with learning how to apply it for your personal needs.

I love this new blush! The only causation is that you have to use it very sparingly—I take a flat blush brush and pat it onto the surface twice, then pat it onto my face and use a clean brush to spread it out. The color is very pretty as long as you apply it lightly.

These are SO GOOD. I bought the colors My Butta Half, Butta Together (the one I use most frequently), and U Butta Know. The color is very buildable. Even the bright colors can be applied lightly enough where it looks natural. I’m pretty pale and am able to apply it lightly enough where the color isn’t overwhelming. It applies nicely and doesn’t look like I’m trying too hard to look younger (I’m 38 but take good care of my skin, health, etc.). The “buttermelt” name makes sense since it applies so smoothly. The blush also smells nice, but it’s not a strong scent that bothers me. Seems like these will last a while since I don’t have to use much. I also really like the bronzers and hope to try the highlighters from this line soon. The blushes shipped nicely with no damage or crumbling. Love the NYX brand and definitely love these blushes! Give them a try!

This product is super pigmented and lasts all day. This is more of a cream than it is a powder. A little amount goes a long way. I always use a powder blush on top of the cream blush to keep it in place.

The texture and pigment level are wonderful. BUT, and this a big “but”, there is NO universe in which these shades are “universally flattering for all skin tones”, despite what they advertise in the product posters here. Shade 02, Butta Together, will NOT look good on cool-toned skin. The pinkness vanishes and it comes out looking rusty/dirty with a heavy peach undercurrent. The photos of the product on Amazon are much truer to “baby pink” than the product itself.What I don’t understand is why they use the “universally flattering” nonsense here, when on the NYX website they clearly list the undertones for each shade. I wish I’d found and figured that out before buying. Shade 02 is described as “neutral”, and every cool/winter person knows that’s just code for “less warm”, or “peach”, none of which are actually neutral. There’s no logical reason to market these blushes differently on NYX and Amazon, nor to eliminate the key product descriptors that could have prevented me from making a wasted purchase.If you’re a 100% cool, fair, true winter like myself, AVOID shade 02. It will disappoint (and you’ll be stuck with another item you don’t want to throw out, because you just bought it and it’s basically new, and it’ll be cluttering up your cosmetics drawer while you try to find a friend who wants it, until 3 years later when you finally give up and accept it was money down the drain). As far as makeup waste goes, at least it wasn’t pricey.