I think most of us women who shop in Boots have at some point received the £5 voucher to be used on cosmetics including the No7 brand. I of course like to take advantage of this offer simply because I do find the No7 make up range to be incredibly good in terms of quality and let's face it who doesn't like to get a little bit of money off an item which can be quite expensive. When I tend to use the vouchers I don't normally need anything in particular I just tend to stock up on what I will need. One of those items I stocked up on was blusher well the product name is No7 Natural Blush Cheek Colour to be precise. I knew I'd be needing a new blusher in the next ...  Read the complete review

~~~~~~ Fickle fan ~~~~~~ Although I am usually very fickle when it comes to cosmetics and beauty products - I like trying out new things too much! - there are a few products I always go back to, which I think is a good endorsement of those products if a happy shopper likes me is loyal to them! One of the products I love and have bought several times is the Maybelline Blush Mousse, which I think is a great product at a decent price, and has always worked really well for me. But I have had problems finding it recently - I have only looked in two branches of Boots but Maybelline seems to be plugging a new blush cream now. Disappointed, I went for a ...  Read the complete review

I'm always a bit unsure when applying blusher as I'm paranoid about ending up like aunt sally in wurzel gummage or with a permanent flushed look. The look I'd like to achieve is natural, with a hint of colour, but have found powdered blushers quite hard to work with as these often give a streaky appearance. This is not saying that it's the powder blusher that is in the wrong - I'm totally happy to hold my hands up to that - just that I find it hard to achieve the desired result with. When a friend of mine suggested that I try No 7's cheek tint blusher, which is a cream blusher, I was initially dubious - if I can't blend a powder, surely a cream would give a harsher ...  Read the complete review

Boots no7 cheek tint in shade 10 peach silk is a hypo-allergenic cream blusher, it costs £9 but I got mine with my boots £5 skincare voucher which brought the price down to just £4, I got the peachy colour one, I normally go for the pinky toned ones but as its Autumn I thought I would go for this one because it looks like a nice warm shade perfect for Autumn, I like to apply this with my stipple brush on the apples of my cheeks, because it gives me a better finish and it prevents rubbing the foundation off when using my fingers. It's a really nice natural looking colour, the first few times I used it I found it was wearing off quite fast and I was ...  Read the complete review