3INA The Blush 103

El empaque esta bien, es medianamente pigmentado pero dura varias horas del dia.

I've not heard of this brand and certainly not used their products before, so I tried this with no pre-conceptions. It comes in a typical shiny black container with a flip lid and brush provided. I prefer to use my big face brush so applied it as I usually would with my current blusher.This one is brown-red No 103 and is pretty much the perfect colour match for my skin, eyes and hair tones. It applies really nicely, gives a good cover of colour and the light reflective particles give a pretty subtle shine/sheen. This compares well to my current Lancome blusher and I would certainly consider switching to this brand.

3INA The Blush - Brown redThis is a nice quality blusher in a traditional compact. The compact is small and neat with a mirror covering the entire underside of the lid and snaps shut securely. The blusher applies nicely on the skin and produces a really good effect. It's nearly as nice (but half the price of) my favourite Laura Mercier blusher ( Laura Mercier Blush, Rose Petal ).My one niggle is that it is called "Brown red", and that doesn't seem to me in any way a good description of the colour, making it tricky to order online. You're probably going to need a tester in a shop to get an accurate idea of whether this colour will suit you, especially since different computer monitors will show the colour differently and may not give an accurate representation of what the blusher looks like in the flesh. I'd say the colour is more of a medium pink with a brownish hue.For sale at the time of writing this review at £12.95. Laura Mercier Blush, Rose Petal

I had to dig out a few of my existing blushes to compare if I had something in this colour way as I was convinced this was a dupe of Benefit Dallas because like Dallas, this Blush by 3Ina/Mina is amazing for giving a sunkissed healthy inner glow to any skin, but especially my superpale skin without making you tangoed or sunburnt. But when I swatched them next to each other it was clear that this is far pinker than Dallas, but if you then swirl a little Benefit Dandelion (a dusky pink complexion enhancer) over the top of Dallas you get THIS EXACT SHADE!For me that's a bargain as its half the price of one benefit blusher alone, and you get the combined effect of healthy glow and brightened complexion- for me this is brilliant AND I'll be honest this is buttery soft and super easy to blend, dare I say it a bit easier to blend than the Benefit ones and a little goes a LONG way.For me I'm signed, sealed, delivered a newly minted fan of this brand which offers amazing makeup at affordable mid-brand high street prices but is ethically minded being both vegan friendly and paraben free. This is my new favourite blusher.

This is a lovely soft, dusky pink blusher in a smart little square compact with a little mirror inside. There isn't an applicator, but I rarely ever use them anyway, preferring my large blusher brush as I only ever put blusher on at home, or when I have my make-up bag with me if I am going on out somewhere - I wouldn't reapply during the day with a compact in my handbag.The colour isn't really brown red, but rather more like the colour in the photo and it suits my complexion well. It is perhaps a tad duskier than in the photo. The powder picks up well on the brush on when applied, you get a little shimmer as well as the colour across your cheeks, which adds a bit of light and life to my face.