Crush on blush

We asked our Beauty Edit testers to trial a selection of the newest blushers and here’s what they rated 5/5

Work of art

Pat Mcgrath Labs Divine Rose II Blush Duo, £42

“i have a bad habit of touching my face throughout the day and my usual brand wears off – but this survives. the presentation is gorgeous too. it’s almost too nice to use!” – catrina W

lush liquid

Lottie London Sweet Blush Liquid Blush, £6.95

“this definitely does the job. the texture is very light and it

super stayer

Benefit Wanderful World Blush, £27.50

“this blush felt light and silky on my skin. the colour i tried (terra) looks quite intense in the box, but

glides on the cheeks easily. it’s very pigmented so you only need a little bit. the colour stayed on all day and gave me nice rosy cheeks.” – alexandra D

it’s easy to build and blend. it creates a warm glow like you’d get when you’ve been out in the sun all day. it was still perking up my complexion after a long day at work.” – liz h

Glowy effect

Ciaté London Dewy Blush Glossy Cheek Tint, £19

“this is a fantastic product. it leaves a beautiful dewy glow and it feels non-sticky – a must for me. i was told my skin looked radiant and youthful. i usually opt for a powder blush. i always thought a liquid blush would be awkward to apply and sticky but i’ve been converted.” – Natalie e

bargain Dupe W7 Blush Rebel Blusher, £5.50

“this blusher goes on the skin lovely! it

lasts all day without fading or appearing creased or patchy. small and compact, it’s easy to apply and sits on the skin perfectly to give cheeks a gorgeous glow.” – kate e