Powder Blush in Soft Spoken Pink

10 Reviews

1. 

   artisticAbalone6

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   It has no scent to it, Ive just sniffed it a little. The texture of the blush is extremely soft and it feels so amazing on the skin. It’s a very light pink shade which compliments your cheekbones.

   The packaging (in my opinion, yours may be different) looks 100 years old to me. Its very tacky. Its not really something I’d like to display in my collection. Although it does look a little but professional for a drugstore item.

   Overall, I’d buy it again. The packaging does disturb me at all because the product is pretty good.

   One more thing, the blusher has some kind of effect which makes it appear like a highlighter, but there is a lot less shine to this one!

   ENJOY THE PRODUCT!! I still do recommend it to everyone 🙂

2. 

   needyCockatoo2

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   I have to agree that there is nothing special with this blush – the shade, the packaging, everything is so-so. The color is light pink, it looked nice in the store but I had to sweep generously over and over to get the flush I wanted but the good thing is you could never worry about going overboard on your cheeks. My skin did not complain when I used this and the color stayed nicely about 4 hours before sebum and humidity ruled my face.
   The brush is the usual bad blush brush that we don’t need because it’s too small to disperse color evenly and gets brittle easily. Better to lose the brush and reduce the price, maybe?
   Oh, but this shade is being discontinued anyway. If you love this shade, you can try Revlon’s Oh Baby Pink – quite similar soft pink, similar formula I think, just a new, fancy name.

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   gutturalMoth1

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   For someone reason I really like the packaging. But I sincerely dislike the blush… This is so sheer, I am convinced it doesn’t contain much pigmentation at all. I have very fair skin and this light shade didn’t even show up on ME. It also rubs right off the skin. There is just barely a tiny hint of shimmer in this blush, not enough to wear it, and not enough to make it worth buying.

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   drearyAbalone6

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   My husband picked this up for me one day when I had run out of blush (how sweet!). I wear this blush every day. It is kind of a generic pinky shade, but that’s ok. Its pigmentation is only ok. It doesn’t have much of a smell to it (just a light “it’s makeup” smell). I’m in the process of using up a lot of my makeup while I’m switching over the cruelty free drugstore cosmetics. Revlon is kind of murky on the issue (they don’t test their products on animals but 3rd parties do). Due to that I wont buy anymore of their blushes, but that isn’t a testament on the quality of the blush. I really do like this shade otherwise.

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   wingedLeopard3

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   Soft Spoken Pink is a ‘standard’ blush; it’s nothing too special; the colour and finish kind of makes it generic to other ‘less than great’ make up brands out there. I don’t know whether it’s the colour itself that makes it mediocre, but I should mention that unlike other powders, this blush has a scent that is rather pleasing to the schnoz. Once this finishes up, I think I’ll try out other brands and colours. It’s a good starter blush for people who can’t decide on what colour to try out first. 🙂

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   debonairCod9

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   This is named Softspoken Pink and it is. I have had this for a couple of years now and just getting near the bottom of the pan. This is a nice light pale rosy pink shade with a matte finish. It looks very natural on and blends easily. I use a regular blush brush for this and not the little one included so I can’t say how it performs. This doesn’t have a strong pigment but for a natural look you don’t want a heavily pigmented color anyway. This gives a nice naturally healthy glow and is perfect for an everyday look. This works well as a highlighter too with the paler shade. I plan on repurchasing when I run out of this one.

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   wakefulApples6

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   Looks dry if you apply too much which is easy to do. Brush is terrible.

8. 

   anxiousCow3

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   This stuff is kinda meh. I found it to be overpriced for what it does. I like the colour (in the pan at least), but there is nooooo colour payoff. I have to apply so much for it to show up on my cheeks at all. I think I used it for two months and already there’s a sizable dent in the pan due to my having to constantly reapply to see any colour. So, in that regard, I guess one good thing about this is that it’s virtually impossible to overapply!… Haha, but no, this is not worth the $10 I paid. You’re better off either splurging on something with more pigmentation, or taking the other extreme and buying something for less money, since the result will be the same (or better).

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   emptyCod3

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   This is one of the few drugstore blusher that i will repurchase. If you have a budget i suggest can give this a try. Like the colour but the brush that comes with it might be too small for some. Overall a good buy.

10. 

    panickyOrange8

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    CONS: average powder blush, nothing spectacular about it. Not highly pigmented if that’s what you are looking for, though you can layer to get the effect you want. Reasonably priced at $11.99 CDN b4 taxes (regular price) but it could be cheaper since it’s an average blush not doing anything great in particular.

    PROS: buildable, though you do have to layer some if you want it to be noticeable; no offensive scent; easy to apply; comes with small brush that’s soft to the skin. Color selection is reasonable.

    Will not be buying this simply because I think there are similar products for a lot cheaper price.