London Kind & Free, 001 Caramel Dusk, Multi-Stick, For Cheeks and Lips, Hydrating, Buildable Color, Vegan Formula, Clean Formula, 0.18oz

This stick is quick and easy to use, perfect for busy mornings. It blends seamlessly into my foundation and gives just the right touch of natural pink. The texture is creamy but not greasy, and it layers well without getting cakey. It has become a staple in my everyday routine.

Love the color, love the texture, it stays on for hours, you can use it on lips and cheeks. So, so pleased with this. I keep one in my bag and one in my makeup case. Very inexpensive and just a great product! I got the berry shade- it's a burgundy red and very pretty. You can wear it sort of sheer or layer it for a darker hue.

I like it, especially for the price. The videos are helpful. Even if it looks dark it blends lighter. The only negative is that it doesn't retact so it stays like its pictured. I'd be afraid to keep it in my purse. If it opened it would be a mess. But still a good product for the price.

Perfect color and easy to apply. Happy with this purchase.

Color looks fine, but product safety is unreliable. Shipped without any protection covering (which I always get with other products). Upon taking off top, marks are present. Clearly this is a previously used item.

I like this rouge because it is a cream, not a powder, which is better for senior skin. I like the precise application and the lack of a brush to tote around.

This was recommended to me by one of my favorite YouTubers and wow! Is it terrible. It might just be the shade? I got the pink one and it's just super bright, super chalky and I'm a cool winter. I should be able to wear a bright white based pink. It's cute on the cheeks but I have a million pink blushes with better staying power. I would skip this one. I think I might try the wine color though...

Out of all the Lip/Blush combos, Rimmel is the only one to not leave a sandy crunch in my mouth (yes it's a problem with some brands). The color is great for olive skin tho my only gripe is that I have to layer on quite a bit for it to show on the cheeks. It blends almost too well.

I have very fair skin and got a couple of colours - they all look gorgeous on me. It is extremely blendable, pigmented but not too much, and lasts long while also smoothing out the skin.

I have mature (a nice word for old) skin and recently decided to switch to cream blush from the powder I have always used. I tried the Fenty compact and a less expensive compact, but they had little to no punch. I found by accident a stick type blush on Amazon and fell in love (Sorry don't know the brand at all). Then one day this one popped up on my screen. I loved the mauve/pink shade and the price was right, so I ordered. I use a small, synthetic brush right on the tip and it applies so easily. Blending is a breeze and you need so little this stick will last me forever! The softly blended color from the stick looks more natural on my skin. The stick is so simple and easy to travel with. With the two I now own, I believe I am set for life, blush wise! Yeah, buy one, you will love it!

Was not expecting the dark bold colour however used sparingly with a couple dots, does smooth out okay. Should last a long time as don’t need more than a skitch.

FIR DARK SKINNED PEOPLE- Doesn’t show up well on dark skin. It looks a bit washed out if used by itself. If you want an orange blush, you’re better off with the elf liquid ones. The deep plum berry sweet one from Rimmell is the best for dark skin. That being said, if you are layering it with foundation and powder blush, it should work week as a base. But if you’re using it for clean girl makeup. It won’t work. It’s great as an eyeshadow base, lipstick or color corrector. Not really as a blush for dark skin people.

A little dab will do you. Pigment rich and a great all-in-one lip cheek and eye enhancer. The stick is going to last for a couple of years.