bayfree Mulit Glow Balm, Cream Blush for Cheeks, Blush Balm

I liked Pink Camellia a lot – the review from the lady who posted a short video was really helpful in my deciding to try that shade first. I was a little put off Pink Sakura (which would’ve been my first choice based on the swatches) by a review by someone who also has fair skin saying that it barely showed. Trying Pink Camellia, I found it’s a beautiful, naturally flushed pink colour if used lightly on very fair skin; though I found it a bit too dark for my preferences (I’m an NC10) if I applied more than one decent finger-swipe of it to my cheeks.
As this product has been on special offer, I decided to buy Pink Sakura after all, as well as Nude Gardenia. Pink Sakura gives a very natural (yet still visible) gentle flush to my cheeks, and in terms of colour is a lighter shade, about midway between Pink Camellia and Nude Gardenia, with a more peachy-pink tone to it [edit: to be accurate, it’s exactly the colour one would call ‘rose gold’.]
Nude Gardenia is a lovely light goldeny-bronze colour, so definitely more one for the summer months as I’m so pale, though I think it will look gorgeous on eyes all year round. Overall I’m very pleased indeed with all 3 shades I bought – a little goes a long way, and they’re all beautiful colours: it just depends on what your skin tone is, and what kind of a tint you prefer to give your face. And as they’re so blendable, it’s easy to mix shades to get exactly what you’re looking for. I haven’t tried any of them on my eyelids or lips yet as I was buying them more as a cheek glow/highlighter product, but I’m sure they will all have very pretty results on eyes and lips, as the buildable pigment of their colours will mean you can go deeper on eyes and lips, which is ideal. A very good dupe for the popular luxury brand that’s getting a lot of buzz at the moment, and less greasy too!