Hikari Tango Blush Review

Hi girls!

How is everyone in the IMBB family? I am having sleepless nights as my little one is giving me a tough time, so have not been able to comment on any of the articles. After quite a long time, I am back with a makeup product’s review and that is a blush. Blushes are my obsession after lip products. Today’s product is Hikari Blush in the shade Tango. Hikari cosmetics is new to me, but when you write for IMBB, you have a chance to try out new stuff for reviews. IMBB has emerged as such a wide platform that now finding products that can be reviewed has became difficult. Anyway, I will continue my blabbering later. Let’s see if this blush is worth a pick or not.

Product Description:
What it is: Vibrant, easy to blend colors that highlight the cheekbones.

What it does:
Designed to highlight your complexion, our weightless blush can be used lightly for a fresh look or layered for a dramatic look! An effortless application to the cheekbones that lasts all day!

Blush Colors:
Cameo- Matte Pale Pink
Charmed- Matte Warm Bright Pink
Desire- Matte Cool Bright Pink
Island Glow- Golden Bronze with Light Shimmer
Sunkissed- Warm Peach with Light Shimmer
Tango- Matte Pink Coral
Bikini- Pinky Peach with Light Shimmer

Price:
$15

Ingredients:
Talc, Mica, Mineral Oil, Kaolin, Magnesium Stearate, Isoproply, Palmitate, Methlparaben, Propylparaben. May Contain: Titanium Dioxide, Iron Oxides, FD&C Red No. 40, D&C Red No. 7, FD&C Yellow 5 Lake.

My Experience with Hikari Tango Blush:

Packaging:
The blush comes in a black cardboard box. Inside, is a sturdy square packaging that houses the blush with a transparent cover. There is no mirror or applicator, which I had expected at this price tag at least. Overall, it has a nice packaging and looks appealing. It is travel safe too.

Texture and Finish:
The texture is finely milled as the ingredient list includes talc as the main ingredient. It’s soft and smooth, yet very well compacted. Thus, there are no fallout issues as well. It carries a matte finish; no shimmery particles at all.

Colour and Pigmentation:
This is such a summery shade. Though I tried my best, it looks hot pink in images. In reality, it is a pink with a hint of coral and carries a matte finish. The pigmentation is really good and one swipe is enough for perfect color payoff. So, keep a light hand on the brush for the first time so that you don’t go overboard. The shade isn’t chalky at all. With superb blending, it gives even flush without any streaks.

Longevity and Transferability:
The blush has a good wear time. It stays on easily for 6 hours on an average. It has some minor transferability issues, but nothing too bothersome. It doesn’t accentuate pores or dry patches, and doesn’t cause breakouts.

Pros of Hikari Tango Blush:

• A vibrant pink blush with hint of coral
• A summery shade
• Matte finish
• Great pigmentation and excellent color payoff
• Soft, smooth & finely milled texture
• Blends effortlessly
• No fallout issues
• Does not accentuate pores or dry patches; no clogging of pores either
• Travel friendly packaging
• Decent wear time
• Gives a fresh look and cheerful flush to cheeks

Cons of Hikari Tango Blush:

• Contains parabens
• Pricy for a not-so-known brand

IMBB Rating:
4/5

Would I Repurchase/Recommend Hikari Tango Blush?
I shall hardly be able to finish this one, so I can’t commit to repurchase. But, recommended to those who want a pink-coral shade of blush.

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