Major Headlines Double-Take Blush Duo - She's a Doll

I like the powder blush more than the creme just because the pigment in the powder blush is so much better than the creme also i love that it has a mirror inside and the packaging is incredible, i think it is very worth it but for my skin tone it is too pink

Incredibly nice blush. The combination of powder and cream blush works perfectly. It can be used separately or together. Easy to blend, but also buildable for a more intense color. For the best effect, apply the powder first and then the cream. Choose from a wide range of colors, there is a suitable color for everyone.

had high hopes for this blush. The packaging is beautiful: a cream blush and a powder blush in one. Luxurious look, great in your makeup drawer. Patrick Ta himself uses the powder first and then the cream, so I tried it that way too. And yes, it is a good blush. It applies well, the color is nice, and the result looks nice. But if I'm honest? I had hoped for something... more groundbreaking. Something that makes you think: okay, here's why it costs 40 euros . In terms of formula, the cream blush is quite similar to the Rare Beauty Stay Vulnerable Melting Blush, which, by the way, is more than half cheaper. And when you add the price, I just have to say: it's not that you necessarily need this. If you already have multiple blushes, this one doesn't add much you don't have yet. What I do like is that there are many different shades of warm, cool, subtle or striking and that different skin tones have really been looked at. I myself have a medium-warm olive skin tone (I know, that sounds complicated) and She's Blushing really looks great with that. For my Middle Eastern girls — this shade is lowkey made for us. I would have loved to give him more stars because it's not a bad product. But if we look purely at performance and price, this is simply not a must-have. Nice blush, nice formula, but no wow. 3 stars. Because good isn't always enough.