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City Color Be Matte Blush Review

It is safe to say that I am officially over Winter. I am ready for Spring. I am starting to wear brighter colors, and brighten up my face with the makeup I am using. When I first received this blush in my Ipsy bag, I thought that it was bright. However when I swatched it, I was pleasantly surprised. The Be Matte blush from City Color is a definite keeper! Prior to using this, I have never used  a matte blush before. I received the color Fresh Melon.

While this blush appears bright, it is actually very natural looking. It is a coral blush, and very buildable. On my pale, white, winter skin, this gives me a perfect healthy glow. On a tan, this would look absolutely amazing. What I love about this blush is the fact that it is matte. It blends smoothly into my skin, and looks so natural.

With my oily skin, using a blush with heavy shimmer makes my skin look even oilier. Not flattering. This is great for those of you like me, who suffer from oil. This blush did not make me break out.

One thing I love about this blush is the price. It retails for $2.99! Love that! Not only is it good quality, but it is very affordable too!

If you want to find out about more City Color Cosmetics, you can find their website here!

I would most definitely repurchase this, as well as look at other colors and products as well!

Have you used City Color products? What did you think of the Be Matte Blush? Leave me a comment, I'd love to hear your thoughts!
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