I have the Divine Blush and this is in the shade Love Struck. First of all, tell me this box is not the cutest little thing. This is a cool little... Ooh, I'm just so excited. She is gorge. Oh, look at the pigment. This is like the perfect mauve for dark skin. That's beautiful. That's a 10 out of 10. I could just bathe in this. I love makeup and this is just an experience to me.

Okay, so I just tried out the Pat McGrath foundation. It is a little dark. It's my self-tan shade, but I have yet to self-tan. So, I also got the blush. Once again, beautiful packaging. Love it. And you push this little button and it pops up. I'm kind of bad at it. There we go. So pretty. I love the color. Okay, I'm gonna take my blush brush. This is me with no beauty filter. Oh, it looks very pigmented. Okay, yeah. It's very pigmented. But it's- the color is so pretty. It blends out so nice. Definitely recommend a lighter hand at it, but it is so pretty. Love.

Hey everyone, so today I'm reviewing the Pat McGrath Divine Blushes and I bought three of them because I tried one and I really liked the formula so I wanted to get two more colors. The one that I'm wearing right now is in the shade Lovestruck which is this beautiful like mauve-y hot pink and it is so pretty. I have it right here next to Cherish and Nymphet. Nymphet is the only one that has like a pearlescent kind of shimmer to it. These two, both Lovestruck and Cherish are more flat mattes but like satin kind of finish. Like it doesn't make my skin look dead. It kind of just like doesn't change the finish of my skin at all and I really like that. So get yourself one of these blushes. These are super duper nice and blendable and at first when you apply it they aren't super pigmented so you have like the ability to build it up. I just really like it so I definitely recommend these blushes.

Kenzie

Kenzie provides a detailed review of the Pat McGrath Divine Blushes, specifically focusing on the Lovestruck shade. She mentions that she purchased three blushes because she enjoyed the formula of the product. Lovestruck is described as a beautiful mauve-y hot pink shade, while Cherish and Nymphet are also mentioned as part of her collection. Kenzie notes that Nymphet has a pearlescent shimmer, while Lovestruck and Cherish have a flat matte finish with a satin-like texture. She appreciates that these blushes don't make her skin look dull and can be built up for more intensity. Kenzie concludes by recommending these blushes for their blendability and overall quality. Overall, the Pat McGrath Divine Blush in Lovestruck is praised for its beautiful color, versatile finish, and buildable pigmentation.

Video Review of #PAT MCGRATH LABS Divine Blush by DWOOD

Video Review of #PAT MCGRATH LABS Divine Blush by DWOOD