So this blush is definitely the most juicy, dewy, wet looking, easy to use blush that I've ever tried. It's from Pat McGrath and I have the shade Paradise Peony, which is described as a warm pink coral. This blush has a balmy formula so it doesn't set down but it leaves the prettiest hydrated glow to the skin. As I was applying it, it didn't separate my concealer or pick it up and it just blended out so easily. This blush also sits very close to my skin rather than looking like a layer on top. So it just looks like my cheeks are naturally that moisturized and flushed that color. Compared to her $39 powder blushes, I definitely prefer this formula and the $29 price point. This blush is definitely not for you if you prefer a matte formula, but overall I love the juicy, dewy look and I'm probably going to buy more colors.

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Kenzie

Kenzie's review of the Divine Blush: Legendary Glow Colour Balm in Paradise peony (warm pink coral) color by Pat McGrath Labs is filled with praise for this product. According to Kenzie, this blush is incredibly juicy, dewy, and has a wet-looking finish that is easy to apply. The balmy formula of the blush leaves a hydrated glow on the skin without settling down. Kenzie also mentions that the blush blends effortlessly and sits close to the skin, giving a natural and flushed appearance. Kenzie compares this blush to Pat McGrath's powder blushes and prefers the formula of the Divine Blush. However, it's important to note that this blush is not suitable for those who prefer a matte finish. Overall, Kenzie loves the juicy, dewy look that this blush provides and is even considering purchasing more shades.

Video Review of #PAT MCGRATH LABS Divine Blush: Legendary Glow Colour Balm by Aa

Video Review of #PAT MCGRATH LABS Divine Blush: Legendary Glow Colour Balm by Aa