An in-depth review of NARS's new Liquid Blush in the iconic Orgasm shade, detailing its weightless formula, 16-hour wear, skincare benefits, and glowing consumer feedback.
NARS has finally launched its highly anticipated Liquid Blush, adding a new icon to its beloved collection. The new product promises a weightless surge of saturated color, blending effortlessly into the skin for true-color payoff with up to 16 hours of fade-proof wear.
Available in the iconic Orgasm shade, a pinky coral hue with microfine gold glitter, this liquid blush is designed to be a game-changer for those seeking a fresh, healthy glow without the heaviness of traditional powder formulas. Priced at 35.50 pounds for 10ml, the Liquid Blush is now available on the NARS website and at selected retailers. The launch follows the recent release of the Natural Matte Longwear Foundation, solidifying NARS's commitment to innovative, high-performance makeup.
The Liquid Blush features an oversized doe-foot applicator for precise application, allowing users to customize intensity from a natural gradient of radiance to a bold flush. The formula is packed with pigments for high color payoff yet remains lightweight, with a second-skin finish that feels barely there on the skin. According to consumer studies, 100% of participants agreed that the blush blended effortlessly over makeup, delivered a weightless payoff, and created a soft-focus effect on the skin.
Additionally, the skincare-infused formula contains peptides and ceramides to help soften and hydrate the skin, strengthen the skin barrier, and promote a supple, fuller-looking complexion. This makes it not just a cosmetic product but a treatment for the cheeks. Commerce writer Lydia put the NARS Liquid Blush to the test and found it to be subtle, striking, and undeniably sexy.
She noted that the blush left a lit-from-within luminosity, smoothing over her skin and giving her cheeks a just-pinched, glowing look. However, she encountered a slight blending issue due to the sparkle, finding it applied patchy in some areas. With a bit of extra blending, she achieved a perfect smooth finish. She described it as the perfect spring and summer shade, suitable for both full makeup looks and a no-makeup flush.
Many beauty enthusiasts have already flooded in with glowing reviews, calling it the 'most gorgeous blush' and raving about its long-wearing and blendable formula. One impressed reviewer said, 'The easiest blendable and buildable liquid blush I have ever used, never mind the colour payoff! I layered three layers to see how it sat on the skin and my foundation, and it was stunning! The most natural healthy glow, but you can create such a pop of colour. It glides on the skin, but is so light to wear.
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