My latest drug store purchase was this little box of blush by hard candy. I hate cardboard packaging but the colors just called to me so I got it anyways.I have had my eye on Benefit's sugarbomb blush for a while, and smooth talker has very similar colors to it. From swatching them both I don't think they are dupes at all though. Sugarbomb seems much more pigmented, and shimmery.
The packaging is nothing special, just basic cardboard blah. But like all hard candy packaging there are cute designs plastered on it.
The colors are very muted and natural looking. There is a light peach, light lavender, light pink and light rose. They aren't pigmented at all.swatches of each color layered 3 times:
all 4 colors mixed:
The end result is a very light neutral pink/beige. It barely shows up on my skin. I really have to layer it. The finish is slightly shimmery, but only up close.Wearing smooth talker mixed together:
It just gives a little color to my cheeks. Hardly noticeable unless I really pile it on. Even then it hardly looks like I'm wearing anything.I think I need to save my money and get Benefit's sugar bomb!
If you like very natural looking blush, this might suit you. But only pale skin because it won't show up on any darker tones.
I'm not impressed with this fox in a box blush. The other blushes they make are much much nicer and more pigmented. I really like honeymoon, it's a really pretty.
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