I want a youthful healthy glow, which cream blusher?

[MissMiss1]

Now I've reached the rip old age of 40, my skin has definitely changed.

I often find it looks dull, in need of a youthful boost. I've decided I'd like to try a cream blusher, maybe this would give me the dewy finish I'm after. I'd like a coral rosy glow, something to make me look alive.

Does anyone use a lovely blush that they'd be happy to recommend?

Maybe a new foundation might help to

I use the apricot bourjois one-healthy balance no 2. I like it. Top shop cream blusters have been recd here too

I also have Mac ladyblush which is good-veers more on the rosy side.

I bought a Soap&Glory in the tube. It's a dark red when you squeeze it out of the tube but it blends in well (use a tiny drop and build up)
I find a powder easier to control though, but cream is more natural for summer.

i really rate liz earle tinted moisturiser for a healthy glow, then i add bobbie brown pot rouge.

bobbi brown is about £18 but it will last well over a year used everyday.

I use the Barbara Daly Radiant Touch Cream on my cheeks
It's like a blusher/ highlighter combined and I find it really livens up my complexion
Just checked on Tesco online and it's out of stock online but maybe its still available in stores

I wanted exactly the same effect, got the Chanel cream blush in Revelation and I love it

Max factor cream blush in pink gives a nice glow. And i also often use no7 stick blusher which is also pink again but a little brighter than max factor one.

I use my lipstick so they coordinate perfectly!

No 7 pop and glow blush sticks sound ideal for you. They do a peachy apricot type one which sounds like what you've been looking for.

Agree no7. I have thd bright pink one

Benefit Cha Cha Tint is lovely.

I am using a cheap as chips Rimmel one- bought on impulse on weekend away when I forgot half my make up bag.

They do two shades I am using the coral one- very impressed .

Not overly cheap, but I switched to cream blush last year for the same reason: wanted a natural,youthful flush (tho I am still youthful at 33 I suppose!)

I got bobbi brown cream blush & love it. Used to put it on with my fingers but now used the flat headed two-tone brush from MAC which works much better.

The girl at bobbi brown was really good getting a blush to suit me and managed to match me to a tinted moisturiser that was actually pale enough for me (rather than just forcing a darker shade on me). So I trusted her on the blusher front after that!