Powder Blush and Contour Refill
Ben Nye's Powder Cheek Rouge will have you glowing! With cool berry tints, sophisticated contouring hues, bright bolds and warm neutrals, personalize your palette with the colors you want for any look.
Ben Nye's Powder Cheek Rouge will have you glowing! With cool berry tints, sophisticated contouring hues, bright bolds and warm neutrals, personalize your palette with the colors you want for any look! Pans easily pop in and out of empty palette wells, and fit perfectly into Ben Nye's Empty 12 Well Palette!
Yields 100 to 250 applications.
Size: 3.5g.
Talc, Zinc Stearate, Octyldodecyl Stearorl Stearate, Isostearyl Neopentanoate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Phenoxyethanol, May Contain Silica (Iron Oxides, Titanium Dioxide, Carmine, Ultramarines, Manganese Violet, D&C Red 30, D&C Red 7, D&C Red 36, D&C Red 22, FD&C Yellow 5, Chromium Oxide Green) (Mica, Bismuth Oxychloride (and) Polysorbate 20).
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Customer Reviews
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Pigment is great and beautiful color!
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It is just what I wanted at a reasonable price.
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I love Ben NYE! The colors are vibrant and last all day even in Florida heat and humidity. I used to be a performer at Walt Disney World and this is what they use! I highly highly recommend, it’s worth every penny!
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I bought a bunch of these for my kit & I love them! Great colors at a great price — and they perform at Pro level!
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I love matte blush and these blushes are lovely and blend nicely. It’s a great price for the quality and I like the refill pans to fill and personalize my own empty palette. It’s a little hard to choose shades online (I really wish they had arm swatches!) but I got Nectar Peach, Victorian Rose, Vintage Rose and also the Contour 1 powder. They don’t seem to have a mid-tone plummy pink, unfortunately (I’m looking for a Tarte Blushing Bride dupe). Swatches would be so helpful! Please please please!
Nectar Peach is the beautiful mid-tone warm peach that I was looking for (med-tan skin tone), but I think it’s a nice peachy tone that can work for a lot of skin tones without being too bright or orange.
Victorian Rose to me is a medium-dark reddish pink, it gives a nice looking flush on the cheeks. I think it’s probably best on tan to deeper skin tones as it’s pigmented though.
Vintage Rose is like a lighter and smidge more pink version of Peach Nectar, in my opinion. It’s good for when I want a light nude blush and don’t want a lot of pigment, but I’d say it’s a nice peachy pink nude for a more medium to light/fair skin tone.
Contour 1 is a very pigmented, cool-toned, taupe brown contour powder. I use a fluffier type of brush with this to blend; definitely use a lighter hand. It looks so good if you really marry your blush/bronzer into it. If I go too heavy it can look like a stark, gray stripe on me since I’m very warm toned though.