Recommendations for ream cheek tint

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Edited - Title should say Cream Tint!

As per usual Boots have discontinued another No.7 make-up favourite of mine - the lip and cheek tint. I never used it on my lips but found it gave my skin a nice glow - I'm 63 so that's no mean feat! Can anyone recommend something similar? I really don't like the powder ones as even using a brush I seem to spend ages blending it into my skin and it just never sits right on me. Happy to pay whatever it takes to find a really nice one.

I'm in my 40's and use benetint. I only need a small amount but it's very natural on me. You could see if your local boots have a counter to try it on you. They have lots of shades. It's more of a liquid consistency. It can be used on lips too. They do a small option you can try first.

Trinny London ‘Lip to Cheek’ - loads of colour options and very pigmented so the colour stays well on your skin without being drying.The bonus is they come in stackable pots (like several of her other make up items)- so handy for when you’re on the go.

There’s loads of great ones. Hard to pick but I think Glossier Cloud paint would be quite close. Think the Boots one came in a tube, so does the Glossier.

Benefit tints as mentioned, I prefer the 'Play Tint'.

I have also seen boots do a N07 cream tint on a tv advert. It's recently been released. I haven't tried this myself though.

www.spacenk.com/uk/makeup/cheeks/blusher/cheek-gelee-MUK200016332.html

I swear by these Chantecaille ones - they do a bronzer too. A little goes a really long way so although it is expensive, they literally last years.

I just brought one from B perfect it seems to last all day on me, my very first one that do, its very pigmented so you only need a tiny bit.

Thanks so much everyone. I'm going to have a look at all of your suggestions. Feeling less annoyed now I can see there are lots of others to choose from.

Came on to say the Chantecaille cheek gelee, one of the massive successes from last years Space NK adventure calendar.

It's expensive but a little goes a long way