Review of the Product: For That Natural Flush

While many people dislike blushing, those who do find it irreplaceable. However, in order to get the desired effect—a natural one—it is crucial to get the color, quantity, and application just perfect. If you apply too little, it’s pointless; if you use too much, you risk looking like a clown.

As a relatively novice blush aficionado, I believe I may have mastered it after only one try. For those just starting out, the Noor Nikhaar Satin Cheek Tint line from Forest Essentials is the best option. It is fuss-free, to start with—you don’t even need to bother about using a brush.

Just take some and apply it to your cheeks with your fingers, just as you would with a contour. I also like that after application, there is no residue left on my finger. Its usage of “the ancient Ayurvedic practice of Shata Dhaut Ghrita, which translates to hundred washes of ghee,” is most likely the reason for this.

Being entirely absorbed by the skin is a good thing since it’s natural. Is there really any way a product can be any more convenient? Obtaining the proper quantity is the only difficult part. It took me a few attempts before I figured out the method. I personally apply ten fast circles to the product, three dots to each cheek, and one dot to the nasal bridge.

With a few gentle strokes to mix it in, my cheeks get the ideal blush from sun exposure. Naturally, it differs depending on your skin type and the hue you choose (Gerua-Terracotta, Gulabi-Pink, Khubani-Peach, Manikya-Ruby).