no more pinching required

HD BLUSH

MICROFINISH CREAM BLUSH

make up forever says "The HD Blush is a cream blush that naturally sculpts and highlights the cheeks for a healthy glow. Its matifying and light-reflecting pigments were specifically selected for a perfect application. Its unique second-skin texture blends seamlessly and guarantees a radiant complexion, while providing a completely natural finish."

and i was very surprised to find that the product had promising results. i think for women with a darker skin pigmentation its a bit more challenging for us to achieve that flush look, with out looking like we have a ton of pink stuff on our face. and for this reason i recommend this product. as the little blurb from make up forever says, the HD blush once applied does really feel like a second skin. since its a cream i was worried about it being heavy, also i was worried that it would make me look over done and cakey and oily. however i was shocked, it gave me a natural and even toned flush. I wore it with my HD foundation, and that may be why i had such amazing results. But i think you could wear this with any foundation as a base. there is a wide range of colors available. and i think plenty of them will work well with a darker pigmented skin tone. the one i have is #6 and i believe its called quickie( i only have a sample of it, and she didnt write the name only the number). it is a coral pink color,  and yes you may think that with just a sample i cant have sufficient experience with the product, however this is the type of product where a tiny bit will go a very long way. ive used the little sample about 5 times and probably have enough for 2 more applications! its crazy! this stuff is amazing. they recommend using a stifling type brush but i like to use my fingers to apply this. i place a dot in the center of the apples of my cheeks and slowly blend it out and follow my cheek bones, into my hair line for a natural effect. then dust some translucent powder and then you have an all day flush, no more cheek pinching required!