‘Blonzers’ are on the rise for summer, and Mirror’s shopping writer Grace tested out Refy’s newest blush drop to see how it looked on the skin
Popular beauty brand REFY is one of our favourites over here at the Mirror. From the popular Lip Sculpt to the Lash Sculpt mascara (loved by Molly-Mae by the way) and my personal favourite, the Brow Tint, Refy products never miss.
And the brand has just extended its Cream Blush range with two new shades that are perfect for summer. The shades included are Rust, a deep, warm-toned burnt orange and Plum, a cool-toned deep berry.
Thanks to Hailey Bieber sparking the berry-toned make-up trend, and her popular Toasted Teddy Pocket Blush from rhode, we’re not surprised to see that orange and burgundy blush shades are on the rise.
I’m a huge fan of orange and brown toned blushers that give that popular ‘blonzed’ or sunburnt look so I was so excited to see that REFY had launched these new shades.
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Refy Rust Cream Blush Review
What I love most about REFY blushes is the smooth, buildable texture that melts into the skin and creates that natural sun-kissed flush, and this new Rust shade is no exception. I hate cream blushes that require you to work really hard with the formula, and luckily this blush is quite literally fool-proof. It glides efffortlessly onto the skin, especially when using the Refy Duo Brush to apply it.
And priced at £16, it’s a really wallet-friendly blush that only requries a little bit each time you use it.
Creating that beautiful ‘sunburnt’ blush look that I aim for everytime I do my make-up, and this blush is really the shade of the summer. Although I’ve not personally tested out rhode’s Toasted Teddy, it has that similar burnt terracotta tone that’s so popular at the moment.
I’m not the only fan of these cream blushes with Molly Mae raving about the shade Malaya. This is a cool dusty pink with neutral undertones, perfect if you like using a pink blush that’s not overly bubblegum or coral pink and has more of a mauve-y depth to the shade.
A few of my other favourite blushes that have that similar bronze-y feel includes the Morphe Cheek Thrills Multi Finish Face Trio Palette, a fairly new product but already a staple in my make-up bag and priced at £19. Plus the Nudestix Nudies All Over Face Matte Bronze, priced at £31.50, which I used as a blush rather than a bronzer.
