We appreciate enthusiasm for new releases but ask readers to please hold questions regarding if/when Pink Cloudhas more peachy tones than Rose Gold and Pixie Pink, and that does translate from pan to skin. It isn’t as pigmented as the Sleek blushes, but the colour is pretty nonetheless. I think this blush would go amazingly well with both natural and warmer make-up looks, as the colour is very subtle on the cheeks, but still quite buildable. It blends nicely, and has no shimmer at all, which lends itself to the more natural side of things. Always wanted to master the classic smokey eye, or find your perfect lip shade? What about raising your brow game, literally, with a brow lamination effect? We can see you nodding, and we’ve got the answer; the Sleek MakeUP blog posts were made for you! answered already. Comments alerting us to typos or small errors in the post are appreciated (!) but

Build a natural flush in just one simple swipe of colour for a dewy glow that will follow you wherever you go. I especially love Life’s a Peach and Sahara as they are great shades to use to sculpt my face. Wearing blush on the high points of the cheekbones adds more definition and helps to make my face look less round 😛 Flushed is also very pigmented and when applied with a light hand is very flattering.Until this year, I have never owned a blusher. Never. It’s not something that I’ve felt the need to own, despite being very much in the camp of #teamGhostSkin, and having to battle with ‘Oh are you not feeling well?’ etc. questions every single winter. I guess the main reason is that I’ve never really felt like addingcolour to my face, scared that I’d get it wrong, or that people would still ask if I was unwell purely because I had more colour than usual.

Work it with: Wear alone for a soft flush. Layer over Lifeproof Foundation and Face Form Bronzer for a flawless finish.

If You Don’t Use Primers, You Should

Sleek MakeUP’s blushes are a great range to try if you’re new to wearing blush. Rose Gold is extremely pigmented and doubles up as a great highlight. In the beauty blogging world Rose Gold is known as a dupe for Nars’ Orgasm. If you’re looking to save money then get Rose Gold. If you’re new to highlighting, Rose Gold is great for adding light to the high points of your cheekbones, tip of your nose and cupid’s bow (my favourite places to highlight). Pixie Pink is definitely a love for me. It’s that babydoll kind of pink that reminds me of porcelain dolls and Snow White, it works so well for pale skinned girls. Again, it’s highly pigmented so you only need a little on your brush, and there is nowhere near as much shimmer as Rose Gold. This is probably my favourite blusher out of the four, as it isn’t too bright, even though it looks rather vibrant in the pan.