Maybelline Dream Mousse Blush Reviews

I'm a big fan of the Maybelline Dream Mousse foundation so when I discovered they have a range of blushers under the same banner, I had to have one. Like the foundation, the mousse Blush comes in a glass pot, albeit a bit littler at 7ml, with a plastic pink screw cap (the colour of the lid varies according to the shade). I have the Peach Satin ...  Read the complete review

Iv used quite a lot of blushers in my time but never a mousse one! I bought this product in Dolly pink, which is a very girly baby pink. Iv used powder and cream blushers before and found that powder comes off really easily and that some cream ones are hard to put on and i need to drag my skin a bit but this was totally ...  Read the complete review

Not being a real fan on Maybellines Dream Matte Mousse Foundation I'm not too sure what made me purchase the Dream Mousse Blush. Unlike my other impulse buys, this wasn't on offer nor were Boots offering me points when I bought it, but somehow this little pot of loveliness found it's way into my basket. :: The Product ...  Read the complete review

Dream mousse is a lovely blusher. I sometimes find powder difficult to apply as it gets everywhere and doesn't always look natural, so when I saw this on offer in boots I thought I'd give it ago. I picked a pink frosting which looks so bright in the packaging and completely unnatural if I'm honest! Its easy to apply and a little goes a ...  Read the complete review

I have always worn brush on blusher. Bronzing pearls from Avon that I dash on with a brush. I decided to treat myself in Tesco to this little pot when going on holiday and realised that my pot of blusher and the brush would take up more room in my bag than this handy compact pot. I tried it because I have dry skin and I have tried the foundation ...  Read the complete review

I always use the Maybelline Dream Mousee products - the foundation and concealor mainly, so when I saw they also did it for blusher I tried that too. Now, I usually use a powder blusher (Chanel) so I thought I might be risking it changing it to the mousse, especially as I was already using a mousse foundation and I didn't know how ...  Read the complete review

I've used a few of the mousse products Maybelline offers - the concealor, eyeshadow and now this. There's six shades I think and it comes in a little pot, which you rub on. It's a nice texture and it lasts for quite a long time. It feels nice and intitially it does look nice when you put it on. It's not that expensive, about a fiver ...  Read the complete review

As a loyal fan of the Maybelline Dream matt mousse foundation, I absolutely had to try the blusher when it was released. I wasn't disappointed. Having struggled with powder blushes for years, always ending up with overly rosey cheeks, the precision offered by the maybelline mousse was a Godsend. Like the foundation, it is best to apply ...  Read the complete review

After sorting my cosmetics bag out, I realised that I didn't actually have a blusher anymore (god knows where thats gone?) I don't always use blusher because I am fair skinned and I tend to use bronzer but on this occasion I decided to go for a different look. After realising I didn't have a blusher anymore I decided to nip to ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

I don't normally wear blusher but bought some for my wedding last year as I didn't want to look washed out in the photos. I bought the Soft Plum colour and used it over maybelline dream mousse foundation and powder. I found that it gave me a nice pink shade on my cheeks which was great as usually they are too red. This looked natural but toned ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Blush was always in a powder form for as long as I could remember, so I was initially hesitant when the cream type came back into the market with a vengeance. But after going through my mothers antiquated makeup bag, I realized that they had been around before and weren't necessarily all that bad. So I decided to give them a go, I had ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

After using the maybelline mousse foundation and loving it I decided I would give the blusher mousse a try. It comes in a glass pot (or at least it loos and feels like glass) and you can see the colour of the blusher inside as well as how much is left which I like. The lid is plastic and screws on this is very easy to get on and off. ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

I bought this blush with a £2 off Maybelline coupon in Boots. I wouldn't have noticed this product otherwise. I am so pleased I spotted it though, a case of love at first try. I have pale skin and my hair is brunette at the moment so I chose the shade 'mauve' which isn't purplish like you would think but a nice english rose / pale plum ...  Read the complete review

There is one product us pale skinned girls shouldn't really live without in the cosmetics stakes and that's a damn good blusher in my opinion. Me, I'm really, really pale skinned with jet black long hair that I straighten. At 34 I'm not trying to be a goth! I find it really difficult to get colour into my face without looking like Coco the clown. ...  Read the complete review