Best Baby Pink Blush.

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Erika L.

Jun 23, 2013

Erika L.

I've been looking for the perfect baby pink blush for my skin tone.

Olivia N.

Jun 23, 2013

Olivia N.

Try rose colors these will look different depending on what company sells them. Cover girl has a good one.

Asia B.

Jun 23, 2013

Asia B.

N.y.c cheek glow in the color Central Park pink. So pretty and affordable.

Erika L.

Jun 23, 2013

Erika L.

thanks yall :)

Hillary T.

Jun 23, 2013

Hillary T.

I use one by smashbox called prism soft lights.

Mj G.

Jun 23, 2013

Mj G.

I would definitely check out Bobbi browns or macs blushes I LOVE Bobbi browns especially!❤

Rachel H.

Jun 23, 2013

Rachel H.

I love my blush from Estée launder. The lighting in my bathroom is weird and this pic makes it look deeper than it really is but I feel like I get a million colors in one because you can really customize the intensity :)

Rachel H.

Jun 23, 2013

Rachel H.

Lauder*

Tashina M.

Jun 23, 2013

Tashina M.

I have been on the same hunt. I'm fair so a lot of baby pinks don't show up on me which is weird. You would think any color would show up on my sheet white face. So, Tarte amazonian clay in dollface is great, Mac oh so fair. I wouldn't recommend Benefit Throb, its chalky and not very pigmented, or nars sex appeal.

Jen H.

Jun 24, 2013

Jen H.

Tarte Amazonian Clay in Dollface is a favorite of mine, as is Angelika by NARS, and Living Doll by Hard Candy.

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