Lune+Aster Superstar Blush | Universally Flattering Peachy-Pink Blush, Soft Sheer Finish, Buildable Powder

I love the highlighter and the blush is great too! Love vegan products that work great!

Love it

I love this color. It is perfect. I do need to add this over a moisturizing base and a moist foundation. I am 67 and need my blushes to be silky smooth and soft. However, this is better than most pressed powder blushes I have tried, and in many ways and maybe right for you. The coral pink is a blush color that flatters most. If you need to add a contour like a bronzer and shimmer highlighter over this it is ideal for me. The value is confusing to me, but it is going to flatter more oily and combination complexions. Dryness is not good for me as this is quite matte. This is a lovely gift idea for the right person. Add a bronzer and maybe a highlighter instead. Box it and git to the favorite person in your life. A youthful skin texture will be best in my opinion. You do not need to add extra-expense for a second or third product if you think you can get them at a better deal. For example, there are highlighters that are quite a great value! You do not need much. This will wash off easily. I prefer this as a backup because I have creams and softer powders. Enjoy!

Love it! i have been wearing it everyday since i got it :)

Nice shade of pink tint - stays on all day

Very nice blush. Natural color. Generous size.

This comes in an outer product box. It’s made in the USA. Ingredients are on packaging. It’s talc free, gluten free, paraben free, phthalate free, cruelty free, and vegan. It comes in a square, silver, mirrored compact. I hate mirrored compacts because they get fingerprints all over them no matter how hard I try not to! While it looks really pretty and higher end, it doesn’t feel like it. It’s plastic, very lightweight. At the price of $34 (for 7.08g) I kind of expected better packaging. But, it feels no different than the Charlotte Tilbury compacts, that are plastic and lightweight feeling too, which surprised me when I first got it since it cost $40 (for 8g). It has clasp closure. There’s a mirror in the lid. There’s no sponge/brush included. The blush was described as a peachy-pink blush that creates a healthy flush of color for a gorgeous, rosy complexion. It claims to be lightweight and buildable. Formulated with vitamin E, licorice, apple seed extract and blends onto skin to give a soft, sheer finish. It claims to be complementary for all skin tones. I agree it’s a peachy-pink blush with gold reflects. It claims to be complementary for all skin tones, I don’t know how true that would be. I’m fair skinned and can only speak for me. It gives a nice flush of color to the cheeks with a thin application. It is sheer, and can take some building to get a more intense color payoff. If I want just a natural flush, I use a small fluffy blush brush. If I want more intense color payoff, I use a denser blush brush and I’m able to get better color payoff without having to do a ton of layers to get there. t blends out easily without effort. It applies nice and smooth. It doesn’t look dry or powdery on my normal to dry skin (more on the dry side with some extremely dry areas, but my cheeks are pretty normal). The gold reflects in it give a nice soft glow to the skin. While the gold reflects do look like tiny glitter particles in the pan, it doesn’t leave any glitter on my cheeks. So I love that! I don’t like glittery blushes! Overall, I really like this! Personally, I have tons of blushes in the drugstore price range that work just as well. So, it’s not something that I’d say is definitely worth $34, especially only coming in 1 shade. But, it’s a very nice formula that is easy to work with, has good pigment, looks nice on the skin, and lasts well. If price isn’t a factor and you’d like a soft, peachy pink shade, I’d say it’s definitely worth a try! I give it 5 stars!

The packaging has a stainless steel type of finish. The inside contains a sizable mirror. You get a rather large amount of blush. It is a prettier color than I was expecting, it almost looks like swatches I've seen of Nars "O" . I swatched it on my arm to give an idea of the color. My skin tone is somewhere in the Mac range of NC10. The heavier dark swatch was me swiping my finger several times, the light swatch next to it was applied with a soft blush brush for four passes. I'll make a disclaimer that I don't have expensive makeup brushes, but I had to really dig into the blush to get any color payoff. The metallic shimmers show up very quickly on the skin though. Theres not a bunch of fallout in the container when working with the blush. I think maybe a stiffer brush needs to be used with this blush. I don't know about this shade showing up on deeper skin tones.