Daniel Sandler Watercolour Blush - Flush- A Review and A Rave

In the middle of last year I made my first purchases from the Daniel Sandler cosmetic line, a Watercolour Blush in Cherub and a Waterbrush (click here to see the post and some swatches). Daniel Sandler Watercolour Blushers are simply amazing, their silicone based, oil free formula, provides a super pigmented but sheer colour that lasts and lasts.  I've tried other products by Daniel Sandler since then but my first love was definitely the Watercolour Blushers so in the after Christmas sales I bought another one.

Appearing in my January favourites video the colour I went for this time was Flush, it's a beautiful natural pink shade that gives you the perfect flush (sorry ;) to your cheeks. Admittedly the bottle for these blushers is quite small at 15ml but you really don't need very much product so it's going to last for ages. This is usually the amount I start off with x

As you can see it's super pigmented and that's probably one of the reasons that you don't need very much To use it I usually shake the bottle to combine the ingredients, then I usually put a few dots on my hand and then I blend it into my face using the Waterbrush.

You can use your fingers too but I like the delicate touch of the Waterbrush, as you can see from the swatch on my hand it blends down beautifully, to a gorgeous pale pink shade

What's good about this product though is how easy it is to build up a stronger colour, as I say I normally start off with a few drops, but if you want a stronger look you can always add more to build the colour up. It's pretty hard to capture this on my face but I've given it my best shot here but even here it looks like I've covered my whole face with it - which I haven't lol x

Pretty isn't it and so natural, and the good thing for me is how well it lasts. I was a little nervous of the silicone content as my skin normally looks greasier when I use products containing it, but I didn't even notice it. This blush looked incredibly fresh on my oily / combination skin and I was really impressed with how long it lasted compared to say some cream blushers. These little bottles of magic aren't the cheapest at around £14.50 each but as I say they will last for ages and they give an amazing result. I definitely want to try some more of Daniel Sandler's face products especially the Watercolour Creme Rouges which look equally amazing. Oh and if your an avid stalker of BuyaPowa like me you might be interested to know that there is a Daniel Sander Watercolour Blush and Waterbrush on the coming soon list - I hope it's in a shade I don't have ;). Have you tried Daniel Sandler Water Colour Blushers? and Do you have any Daniel Sandler recommendations?