Overall rating: 4.146269 / 5 from 335 reviews.
Customers appreciate the Revlon Powder Blush for its soft, natural color and smooth, easy-to-blend texture. The product's finish is described as beautiful and flawless, and it blends seamlessly with the skin. The packaging is also praised for being classy and convenient.
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"I had the rosy 006 naughty nude and it was my only favorite blush ever until I got robbed and lost my blush with the purse. For my surprise, I bought another one, and it came like a bronzer very goldish, more like a highlighter. Bronzer doesn't work for my skin tone. I have searched around the same shade of color, which is a nude Pink with a very soft silver reflex that looks great, cus it's very delicate, with no success. Would you please put back this nude Pink with cold reflex?? Please please???"
"What is going on with my favorite blush? This Naughty Nude shade has nothing to do with the original, the new one is pink! You should have named it differently because I feel very deceived by Revlom. Please bring back the original one, it’s by far my favorite blush. On the photo you can tell the difference between old and new shade (the one closer to my watch strap is the original one)."
"For years, I had always used 020 Tawny peach. Obviously it was a very popular color because a lot of times that one was a little bit harder to get than the other shades. I have one last compact with it. Will you please bring that one back? Everyone seemed to love it. Thank you."
"Why on Earth, would you change a Blush's colour and give it the same code of 006? It's an entirely different colour and nowhere close to its predecessor?! My partner did my shopping and came home with 006 Naughty Nude and it was no comparison to the one that it was replacing. What bright spark, guru or consultant would give a new Blush colour the same code as a totally different one? Fix it please!!! You won't fool me twice. Very disappointed INDEED . False Advertising comes to mind"
"There is nothing nude about this new version, it is simply pink. I purchased naughty nude loyally for many years because of how it looks on my olive skin. This new naughty nude looks nothing like the original and now you have no blush that works with my skin tone. Why change a good thing? Please bring it back!"
"I've been really enjoying this Revlon Blush. The color is buildable, making it easy to achieve either a soft natural look or a more noticeable pop of color. It blends smoothly into the skin without looking patchy and gives my cheeks a healthy, radiant glow. I also appreciate how lightweight it feels and how well it layers over foundation and other makeup products. The pigmentation is great without being overwhelming, so it's beginner-friendly as well. It lasts for several hours throughout the day and helps brighten my overall makeup look. For the price, it's a reliable blush that delivers beautiful results and is a great addition to any makeup routine."
"I have used the color naughty nude for as long as I can remember I ordered some on Amazon and it was a bright ugly pink. I threw it away. I just ordered some from Walmart and it is a pale flesh color. What is happening to naughty nude?"
"Looking nice"
"I don’t appreciate Revlon changing the naughty nude shade of blush. I finally found a blush that works great for my skin tone and now they’ve made it into a more Rose color. Why did they change it? Any chance of putting it back to the original shade?"
"super"
