#17 in Face blushes
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Reddit mentions of Milani Rose Powder Blush (Tea Rose)
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Milani Rose Powder Blush (Tea Rose). Here are the top ones.
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- PETAL-PERFECT BLUSH: A blush that deserves to be seen, Rose Powder Blush is gorgeous in the compact and even prettier on cheeks. This is one petal-perfect beauty that you'll reach for again and again.
- AVAILABLE IN 6 SHADES: Choose from 6 different matte or shimmery pretty pink shades to contour your face and add a natural rosiness to your cheeks.
- CRUELTY-FREE BEAUTY: The natural-finish powder is formulated to softly shape, contour and highlight with flattering shades that complement every skin tone. Never tested on animals.
- TIPS & TRICKS: Apply with the included mini brush or Milani Blush Brush starting at the apple of your cheek and gently swiping up and away. The buildable formula enables you to create a natural or more rosy look.
- WE ARE MILANI: Born in East LA, we've always been connected to the rich diversity of our neighborhood, because it’s a place that truly embodies the melting pot of Los Angeles. We're not inspired by couture and top models. Our passion is real people, living real lives. Beauty is for everyone. No matter who you are or where you come from, we're here to fuel your self-expression with makeup for every shade, attitude, and ethnicity. No judgment. No exceptions.
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Specs:
| Color | Tea Rose |
| Height | 0.4 Inches |
| Length | 2.75 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | September 2016 |
| Size | 0.6 Ounce (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.0391875 Pounds |
| Width | 2.75 Inches |
Milani Tea Rose Powder Blush I like it so much I bought one for a friend.
If you have some time to go through it, I think this article is a really good rundown for anyone confused by/scared of blush! I find the pictures in it super helpful. For fair skin tones, I would recommend being wary of some traditionally "nude" blushes that have brown/beige tones (like burberry earthy). They can seem less scary than bright colors, but I find that if you don't have a lot of brown tones in your skin, adding brown-toned blush just registers as muddy. I prefer to opt for brightish or pastel colours (they look more like a "realistic flush" on my skin tone) and just use a light hand and a big, loose, fluffy brush like this. My favorite powder blush is Nars Deep Throat, but I also really like Milani tea rose.
If you're comfortable trying cream/liquid products, and have a mid-range budget, Glossier Cloud Paints are really nice and very forgiving (I have puff and beam and I love them). I just apply these with my fingers.
If you're nervous about lipstick, try a tinted balm like this one from burt's bees. Also remember that if you're used to your face looking a certain way, any departure from that is going to feel kind of shocking so maybe give yourself some time to adjust during the process of deciding what you like. Good luck :)
edit: wait, just in case it's unclear, I wanna say that I don't endorse the linked article's hard-and-fast "there is one way to do blush" approach. I don't think that's true! I like blush applied high on the face (igari style) or across the nose, for example. "Flattering" is whatever makes you feel good. I just think it's great to learn the 'rules' so you can break them on purpose, if you want.