Max Factor Miracle Touch Creamy Blusher

I usually always go for powder blushers over the cream variety as I've never had particularly good experiences with cream blushers in the past and can never gauge how much to use to avoid the ripe tomato look. However, on a recent sort through my make-up I realised that my current blushers have been languishing there for well over a year - high time I got rid of them. That impulse moment obviously left me sans blusher, so I'm currently using Mum's cream blusher (this one) as a substitute until I go to town and buy a new one. ***What it looks like*** It's a small 'pot' (emphasis on the small) with a transparent lid so that you can clearly see the blusher ...  Read the complete review

I bought this in Boots as I needed some blusher but they had run out of my favourite 'Dream Matte Mousse' blush so i had to find a replacement brand that would work just as well. When I first saw the price of around £6, I thought it was pretty expensive as the pot is really quite tiny but went ahead with it anyway as I had used the same brand of foundation and thought it was great. I opted for the 'soft copper' shade as it is a slightly browny hue of pink, as I really hate the sugary/bright pinks because they seem so unflattering and harsh against my skin tone. The product itself definitely does have a surprising consistency as it looks and feels ...  Read the complete review

I don't use blusher much because I'm dead pale and have got blonde hair so I look overdone with most blushers. My mate gave me this Max Factor one to try after I mentioned to her that I was using the Miracle Touch foundation at the minute because she'd brought the soft pink one and it was too light for her and looked weird. I thought I'd try it out at home one night when I wasn't planning to go anywhere so I could see how it sat on my skin and whether it looked natural as the time went on. It's nice to apply, I used my fingers because it's a cream blusher and goes on smoother like that than by using a sponge. It's nice and creamy and proper easy ...  Read the complete review

I love the dewy look you get from a cream blusher and a few months ago I scoured the shops looking for a decent cream blush. I eventually decided on Max Fcator's miracle touch creamy blush, simply because I am using their miracle touch foundation, which is a product I didn't really like very much to start with, but now have grown to love. The first noticeable thing about the blusher for me, is that the packaging looks very cheap, especially when side by side with the foundation from the same range which has a much more expensive look to it. This blush simply comes in a small black plastic pot with a clear screw top lid. I found that the writing wore off the ...  Read the complete review

I must admit I am not normally a fan of cream blushers and always opt for powder. I feel that the few cream blushes I have tried have been very false looking and hard to blend in, unless you are trying to look like a rosy doll. Maybe it's just me not applying them correctly but I always chose the powder. In a recent promotion from max factor I received a mini pot of miracle touch creamy blush so I decided to give it a go. I decided to apply the blush with my fingers as I assume this would be the best way to hopefully create a natural look. On first touch I didn't notice anything different from standard creamy blushes apart from maybe it was a tad bit ...  Read the complete review