L’Oréal Paris Age Perfect Radiant Satin Blush with Camellia Oil, Marigold

Q: what shade is the best for very pale ivory skin

I'm very fair-skinned and I have a cool undertone (the veins under my skin tend to look blue.) and I ordered the Mauve and love it. If you're looking for something that's more neutral or for a warm-skin tone I'd go with the Rosewood or Marigold. Honestly, I think whichever one you choose will work well with this blush. It goes on lightly and can be sheered out or built up depending on how much you apply. It just blends out beautifully and looks really natural. Hope that helps.

Q: Does this blush have a sparkle in it?

Hi there, thank you for sharing your experience with our Age Perfect Radiant Satin Blush with Camellia Oil. The shade 'Berry' does contain some shimmer. We hope this helps!

Q: Has anyone tried the mauve age perfect radiant satin blush by loreal? i'm trying to decide between rosewood and this one.

Thank you for your question on the Age Perfect Radiant Satin Blush. We understand that it might be difficult to pick a shade For a natural look, choose a blush with the same undertone as your skin. If you want a bold looking blush, pick one with the opposite undertone as your skin. Therefore, If you have a warm skin tone (a yellow undertone), choose warm blush shade for a natural look and a cool blush shade for a pop of color.. We hope that this informatiobon is helpful.

Q: what shade is best for medium skin tone?

The four shades shown on Amazon are all suitable for a medium skin....depends on whether you want a warm or cool blush. Rosewood and Peony lean cool, with Rosewood being the coolest shade; the others are warm. Marigold would be brighter rather than subtle. The Amber would be almost like a bronzer.