GLOSSIER CLOUD PAINT

A new way to blush.

With Cloud Paint, we set out to make blush the high point of your routine. The pillowy, gel-cream formula is designed to be the most user-friendly cheek color in existence. If you can finger paint, you can Cloud Paint—simply dab it onto cheeks wherever you please. It’s seamless, sheer, and buildable (i.e. it’s hard to accidentally apply too much). Inspired by gradient pink NYC sunsets, the shades are optimized to work across a wide range of skin tones for a healthy, flushed-from-within glow.

SWATCHES

H A Z E | A beautiful jam-berry shade which adds a definite flush of color to your cheeks. This is definitely one that I was most scared to use as it is a very deep color. I ended up squeezing the product out in the tube and then dabbing my finger on the top of the tube and dabbing the tiniest amount onto my cheeks. These blended out to a nice deeper and berry type blush - I'm a bit on the fair side right now so I assume this will look great once I have a better tan. Mostly because I don't like my blushes to be too overpowering.

P U F F | A lovely blush/candy pink. This adds a nice little flush of healthy color to your cheeks - I usually like to add a minimal amount to the apples of my cheeks.

D U S K | A pink brown which is my. type. of. shade. I basically died when I saw this and it is a clear runner as my favorite shade of the bunch. I love the pinky-brown blush shades, with Tarte Exposed and NARS Douceur being some of my all-time fav shades. And I'm glad to have this one join the fam. I know it pulls pretty brown/muddy in the swatches but it gives such a natural flush of color.

B E A M | An orange-coral shade which adds a nice subtle glow. I personally am not a big fan of coral shades unless I have a bit more skin in my color - so I think this is another one that'll be perfect to wear in the Spring/Summer once I have a bit more of a tan.