Revlon #150 Charmed Enchantment Cream Blush Review

Product Purchased by IMBB

Hey ladies,

Today’s review is about the cream blush. from Revlon. These day I linger towards products other than just lipsticks. A beautician had advised me to put on cream based products on face to get rid of flakiness and dry patches during makeup which usually occur on my face due to my dry skin. This time, I finally paid heed to her advice and laid my hands on a cream blush. Let us find more about it!

Product Description:
Revlon Cream Blush gives you a lightweight creamy flush of color. Provides a rich flush of color with a soft satin finish. Its easy to blend, buildable color is lightweight, and silky feeling. Non greasy.

Price:
QAR 47 for 12.4 g

Shelf Life:
Not mentioned

My Experience with Revlon #150 Charmed Enchantment Cream Blush:

The overall packaging is quite simple and unhygienic for me. I usually do not prefer any makeup product in pot type packaging, but the color and texture are so tempting that I ended up buying it. It has a transparent plastic pot which contains the product with black color screw cap over it. I wish they had provided a spatula or a brush with the product so that there was no need to dip fingers into the pot to take the product out.

It is like a tea rose shade which complements my skin tone well. The texture is very silky and it has cream to powder finish which helps the blush to set on the cheeks quickly. It doesn’t clings to my dry patches which sometimes I get after putting on the setting powder. It gives a complete dewy and healthy look to the face . It gives a good wear time though as it stayed for about 4 hours on my face, I found slight fading; and after 7 hours, it completely disappeared due to humid weather. But it is not a good option for summers, for sure.

It has cream to powder finish. It evens out on the skin effortlessly and gives the dewy glow to the face. Moreover, it contains very fine shimmer in it which is visible in flash. It has very smooth and silky texture that it goes perfect with fingers or brush. It comes out as a bit of disappointment in terms of pigmentation as it requires almost 2 to 3 swipes to get the true color on cheeks.

Swatch:

Pros of Revlon #150 Charmed Enchantment Cream Blush:

• Sets to a dewy finish
• Stays for decent amount of time
• Does not budge
• Cream to powder finish helps in easy blending of the product
• Feels comfortable
• Does not cling on to dry areas
• Has no scent to it
• Travel friendly packaging

Cons of Revlon #150 Charmed Enchantment Cream Blush:

• Not meant for humid weather as sweat takes away the product completely
• Unhygienic packaging
• Pigmentation is not upto the mark
• Doesn’t come with any applicator

IMBB Rating:
3.5/5

Would I Repurchase/Recommend Revlon #150 Charmed Enchantment Cream Blush?
There are many option available in the market that have better pigmentation. But, I would recommend it for winters or maybe spring season as sweating is not a problem during those seasons.

Summing Up:
The product preferably goes best with lighter skin tones, but for darker skin tones one swipe of the product won’t be enough.

Take care!

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