RMS BeautyReDimension Hydra Powder Blush - Powder Gel Blush for Cheeks, Blush Cream, Cream Blush Makeup Shimmer Blush Powder Cheek Tint, Face Blushes

I had been putting off buying this blush because I couldn’t see it in person but finally pulled the trigger and I’m so happy I did. It is super fine and beautiful on the skin, not crazy pigmented so it goes on more naturally but it’s beautiful and gives you a glow

So, I may or may not be a blush hoarder at this point…so writing this review is a little shocking. I own at least half of the current RMS blush line-up, but this one, which doesn’t currently show up on the brand website, is by far my favorite. It reads more pink than purple on skin and nicely complements the Haus Labs balm stick in Lilac. Depending on the brush you choose, you may need to build it up. Like the rest of RMS’ line, it’s more sheen/radiance, not sparkle. I recommend you go for it while it’s still available. Happy blush blindness to you!

Beautiful blush, easy application and buildable. Love the color!

1st off, I like the formula. This is my second color of hydra blush. It blends well and doesn't look powdery. Also, not any larger sparkle chunks, so it doesn't look glittery, but has a more iridescent effect.I got Pomegranate Fizz this time. I was hoping it would be redder rather than pinker, and though for some reason the artificial light skews it a more coraly-red, in person it seems to have more pink-raspberry tones. It still looks nice. The photo shows full strength several swipes vs blended out. I use a stippling brush. A little goes a long way.Update: Also got Hanky Panky (the darker swatch), which looks like a deep iridescent plum in the pan and when swiped on in a couple of layers. It has both pink and violet shift which looks quite bold, but when applied with a brush, the color is much more subtle and actually is less plum and more almost a brownish deeper rose color and took several layers to give a more noticeable look. I think I have all the colors I want for now. I like them all, love the non-powdery formula, the blendability and builability of each shade, and the fact that they don't look powdery on skin. I think they're all pretty neutral and probably work with all undertones. But, I think for some of the bolder shades I bought, the pan color looks like it will promise more luminosity, color shift, maybe more drama but actually come out much more subtle, and ultimately just pretty blush shades, hence not 5 stars.Mai Tai: the orange-y swatch. It a coral-y orange with gold sparkle. I've wanted a fun orange-coral blush and this delivers that. What I don't love about it is that it has the most obvious sparkle of the RMS blushes I've tried. I don't love obvious glitter/sparkle since it tends to not feel professional to me, so probably wouldn't wear it for work, but it's a pretty sunny color. It also blends well and seems to last longer on skin. I wiped off the swatch with just a tissue, and there was still a tint left on skin.Last is Maiden's Blush. It's a rosy-brown nude shade that has a hint of pink shimmer to it. Also somewhat visible sparkles but they are much finer and smaller bits so it's not super obvious. It's also not that dark on my light-medium skin. Blends well. Probably the most neutral shade and this one is my default blush when I'm too lazy to figure out what I want to wear or am in a rush. It's hard to mess up or overdo. It's similar to Crystal Slipper which is the lighter version and hardly shows up on my skin, so I use that mostly as a topper for liquid blush to give it a little luminosity and sometimes even as an all-over dusting powder. CS was the 1st I bought in the compact. The rest I bought in refill. The plastic cover on the refill protects the product well, stays put, and I throw them back in my makeup bag and haven't had any mishaps, so, honestly, if you want to go the less expensive, less packaging route, I'd recommend just getting the refills. They're not like regular powder that would crack easily. I've even dropped them a couple of times and they stayed intact!

After much debate I decided to go with the color Mai Tai for summer. I have medium skin with golden/olive undertones. This blush color is a bit out of my comfort zone due to the vibrancy but I wanted that. When I first tried it I was scared of the pigment but I figured I needed to trust the process. Since then, I have found the best way to apply is to dip your brush in the powder and swirl it on the back of a clean hand before applying to your face. A little goes a long way! I loved how fresh and peachy this color looked on my skin! Perfect color for my medium golden Asian skin tone. It gives a flush of color and a nice highlight that is perfect for summer. I have been using it almost every day since I got it. I would love to also try the color “bohemian girl” which is a color that I probably would normally go for. Also I LOVE how pretty this looks in the pan and the formula is hydrating not chalky or too powdery like some other blushes. Also it does give dimension to the face. It isn’t flat like some blushes. You can top this with highlighter for an extra pop but I think it really looks good on it’s own as well.

Love love love these blushes. The formula is sheer and buildable and has a flattering sheen to them. They give your cheeks life without looking glittery. I have Mai Tai, Bohemian Girl and French Rose and love them all.

Too dark

I bought this to try as an eyeshadow. It wasn't flattering as an eyeshadow, at least on me, but it's a truly lovely color for blush. I would recommend this product.

I've tried so many blushes recently, and this one ranks top. The cream blushes for me had no staying power, and a lot of the powders had too much fall out. This one is a perfect natural natural-looking blush with a bit of a natural glow…no shimmer!! I purchased Maidens Bush, as it is a more natural shade. Super happy with it.

Easy to use and very buildable with a gorgeous sheen

Really nice product

It just ok but not spectacular

This is just a refill, not the full box.So you don't have a place to put it in. 🤔