Maybelline Dream Mousse Blush

unlike the dream matte mouse foundation which for me is a wonder product. This product is rather disapointing no matter which of the 6 shades i purchase, which are; 2 shades of pink, mauve, plum, coral, brown. you can barely tell im wearing it. no matter how thick the coat i apply is, the rosey blush i want is just not achievable with this product. Although the texture is very light and you can tell that this product is good for your skin as it is not cloging up your pores because its lighter than air, it just does not live up to the ordinary powder blusher that are available on the market. Unlike the dream matte mouse foundation which is easy to ...  Read the complete review

I've not usually an avid user of cream blushers and have used the powder varieties for years after being a bit too heavy-handed on my first foray into cream blushers, which left me looking more than a bit sunburnt in the cheek area. However, I was a bit shocked to discover that my usual Bourjois powder blusher had been living in my make-up bag for well over eighteen months. I'm not very well up on when make-up items should be thrown out but even I was moved to chuck it out. With no alternative blusher to hand, I had to use my Mum's blusher, which was this one. ***Application*** From my previous experiment with mousse/cream blushers, I already knew that ...  Read the complete review

I have used both Maybelline's dream matte mousse foundation and eyeshadow and have mixed feelings about them. The foundation was good, as long as my skin was thoroughly hydrated - any dry patches and it would cling. The eyeshadow I wasn't as enthusiastic about - it was OK and I did use it for a while, but it was soon relegated to the bottom of my make-up bag. Now, I have quite red cheeks anyway and don't usually want to draw any more attention to them by wearing blusher. I do however use a peachy coloured blush from Collection 2000 and although it's cheap I find the colour is ideal and it suits my needs well. I don't really know why I purchased the dream matte ...  Read the complete review

Maybelline's Dream Mousse Blush is part of a range made that includes foundation, blush, concealer and most recently eye shadow. The idea of this range is that all of these prodcts have a unique mousse texture just like the dessert of the same name. I first tried this out when people were moving away from traditional powder blushes and magazines were full of articles hyping up the benefits of new mousse and creme style blushers. As I wanted a new pink blusher at the time I thought I would investigate on of these new types and Maybelline was one of the ones mentionned. As it was markably cheaper than some of the other options by Chanel and the like, I plumped ...  Read the complete review

Of all the affordable make up chains, I have always rated Maybelline very highly. In fact most of my make up bag is made up of their various products. However Maybelline Dream Blush was one that I hadn't tried before, tending to use the powder form instead. As others have already said, pale skin is not always a great look and self tanning does not always solve this dilemma, particulary in the bleak cold winter, when turning orange is just a no no! I gave this a go for three reasons. Firstly because it was a maybelline product. Secondly because Boots had an offer on maybelline products (3 for 2) Thirdly, I fancied ...  Read the complete review