Milani Baked Blush in Rose D'Oro Review, Swatches

Yet again, I am jealous of the brands American drugstores stock.

I reviewed another Milani Baked Blush (in the shade Luminoso) a few weeks back which I used constantly throughout the summer and fell in love with. Now that we're getting into autumn however, I definitely lean towards more darker, warmer blush shades. Enter, Rose D'Oro.

As with all Milani blushes, they are finally milled making application so easy. They blend seamlessly and can be built up for more intense finishes. Speaking of finishes, this blush reflects back just the right amount in the sun with no noticeable glitter or crazy shimmer which I love. This shade in particular reminds me of MAC Springsheen blush, just a lot cheaper.

It's such a gorgeous shade that will suit all skin tones. I'm so annoyed you can't get these easily in the UK.

Milani Baked Blush in Luminoso Review

This was the product I was most keen to buy as it has literally been raved by everyone and I am partialy known to go with the hype. This Milani Baked Blush in Luminoso can be described as a light coral with peach undertones. It has a little shimmer that reflects in the light and aims to create a fresh, healthy glow.

The texture of this blush is extremely lightweight and smooth which makes for an easy apply and blending process. And also means you don't need much to create a subtle glow. Layering it up however deepens the peach undertone to flatter almost all skin tones. This shade in particular is very luminous and brightens up the complexion instantly creating a healthy glow.

I'm super impressed with this shade and is perfect to compliment a tan. I've found that this blush is a pretty close dupe for both NARS Orgasm and MAC Mineralise Skinfinish Natural in Stereo Rose (limited edition). Just 10x cheaper!

Whilst away I also picked up another Milani blush which I'll probably review in the near future. Have a great day :)