Laura Mercier Blush Colour Infusion - # Kir Royale (Matte Berry Wine) 6g/0.2oz

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Laura Mercier blushes are beautifully formulated with ultra-fine particles and a silky texture that blend seamlessly onto the skin. The finish is natural yet luminous, with a subtle blurring effect that smooths the skin's surface and enhances the complexion without emphasizing texture. There's minimal powder fallout, and the color payoff is soft, even, and buildable.The eyeshadow-like fineness of the pigment allows for exceptional adherence, giving the cheeks a smooth, radiant flush that looks effortless.I purchased two shades — Ginger and Guava — and both are stunning in their own way:If you prefer a slightly more noticeable, warm tone, Ginger is perfect.If you like a softer, delicate, and more natural finish, Guava is the one to choose.For medium to deeper skin tones, I recommend Ginger.For fair to light skin tones, Guava complements beautifully.Overall, these blushes embody Laura Mercier's signature aesthetic — natural elegance with a refined, flawless finish.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a light complexion that's neutral/warm. My hair is naturally warm brown but I was a readhead forever and now strawberry blonde. I got this blush in Peach. Great color that's not too orange, and you don't need a ton to get a little or a lot of color. This one isn't matte, but it's not glittery. I'd call it “glowy.” I have noticeable pores and usually choose matte blush, but this doesn't get caught in my pores or make my skin texture more noticeable. It's easy to blend over my sunscreen and skin tint when I wear it.Also, I used an online ingredient checker, and it doesn't include anything that is pore-clogging or feeds fungal acne. This is something I've struggled with and have had to be really careful choosing makeup to not undo the work I've put into clearing my skin.I'm planning to try Grapefruit and Bellini colors next!