DEAR DAHLIA Petal Drop Liquid Blush (Barely) - Natural Dewy Glow Serum Blush, Buildable & Blendable, Sheer Watercolor Finish, Vegan Korean Makeup for Cheeks, 0.14 oz

Blends amazingly and looks so natural

I ordered the shade ‘Barely’ and it is the perfect, natural shade. It’s very hard to find a comparable shade across other products who tend to be too pink or orange. The product dots on and blends easily. The color stays as long as my underlying foundation does. There is no strong odor which I love. My only complaint is that as a daily wear product around both my cheeks and eyes, I went through it fast. Please never discontinue this shade!

This blush smells and feels like skincare. It’s extremely buildable and kinda reminds me of watercolor but better. I got this in the shade softie and in real life it is the tiniest bit warmer than the picture, but it’s still great. I will say, almost 30 dollars for such a small tube??? Like what??? The price is insane for such a small tube, but the quality is what makes up for it. Would buy again.

Creamy, blend able, easy to apply, color is subtle but easily layered to create a more intense color. Has a slight pleasant scent. Highly recommend. Would purchase other colors.

Gorgeous color, soft but buildable coverage. So pleased I decided to try this brand

Color is subtle but noticeable. Easy application.

dear dahlia petal drop liquid blush is my favorite blush of all time! i have it in several shades and all of them suit my skin tone really well. all i need is one or two taps of the doe foot applicator on each cheek bone and it blends beautifully.

Shade reviewed: Dreamy Skin tone: Light Medium/Medium neutral Skin type: Oily, sensitive, dehydrated, and with visible pores Shade wise, this did not really suit me as it leans a little cool, even for my neutral skin tone. That said, I could still make it work by using a light handed application to sheer it out. My style of application is to pick up some product with the doefoot applicator and transfer it to the back of my hand. From there, I use my fingers to tap it onto my cheeks. Using this method, I’ve noticed that the product is a tad lumpy. So I’ve had to meld it together on the back of my hand by blending it with my fingertips. If I skip this step and apply the product directly to my cheeks, it will show up streaky with tiny lumps. I understand my bottle could be an outlier and perhaps a consequence of a “bad” batch. However, given its price ($24.99 at the point of this review), I would expect greater levels of reliability in terms of quality or that the product would work better, if my bottle wasn’t an outlier.