Can anybody recommend a blusher?

[ladymuck]

I want a new blusher preferably one that you can put on with your fingers rather than a brush, a mousse or cream one. Can anybody recommend one? Not too fussed if expensive.

[weeal]

Oooh I would like to find one too, will keep an eye on your post. Sorry I cant actually help tho !

[daffy654]

http://www.maybelline.co.uk/products/face/l29l 51l67l445l447.htm

[weeal]

nice one daffy, thanks a lot xx

[ladymuck]

Thanks, will have a look tomorrow

[daffy654]

I hope you find a suitable shade,it goes on really smoothly,I prefer it to all others i've tried.

[Ice-Maiden]

Never tried that girls - but Lancome do a FAB one. It contains beeswax, so glides on, stays on - and you hardly have to use any, so it lasts for ages.

[ladymuck]

I've looked at the lancome ones & i agree that they are lovely but I want a coral shade & they didn't have one in the boots that I went to

[goldilocks24]

Benefit do a liquid blusher, I use it and it's great. It looks really natural and lasts untill you wash it off. it's called bene tint.

[hussy]

i use a brilliant one it makes you look so natural and healthy looking!! bit pricey but defo worth the money. its in a little pot from clinique and it lasts for ages as you only need to use a little of the cream. after a late night this little miracle worker really does the trick, wouldnt be without it. its about 16 quid hope this helps.....

[VillageVicar]

In photography we often rely upon professional Guerlain products. As they're considered among the finest in the world, unfortunately, the price reflects this as well. My daughter prefer's their mousse Divinora Bubble Blush. It's available at Harrods and Harvey Nichols that I know of and I'm certain there would be other stores that carry it. But do have a check at their website

http://www.guerlain.com

viva la difference!

be well

Fr Bill