Review : Lancome Color Design Blush Freeze Frame (Shimmer)

Product Description
Beautiful, blendable silky cream blush that gives cheeks even, lasting color. Smooth and non-greasy, it glides onto cheeks softly and evenly.

Perfect for all skin types - sheer, shimmer finish
Shade: Peachy - Pink - Gold mix
TIP: Use this shade as a highlighter on cheek bones, above and under eye brow bone and on nose to highlight natural features

Winner of: Allure beauty editors award

 
This is an old blush from my stash. It comes in a mascara set from Lancome in USA so I was not given an option to choose the colour. It used to retail for US$27

I had difficulty in using this blush initially because the colour is just too subtle and it does not show on my cheeks despite having a fair skin tone. And being my first cream blush, I found it to be too troublesome to keep using my fingers in laying something that just would not turn up on the cheeks.

Looking at the colour, its really gorgeous. Its not so girly-pink and I like the little specks of shimmer in the pinky bronze shade.
I found myself to be reaching for this lately and I used it on the cheekbones with some colour down to the cheeks, and then layering with a powder blush. Cream blush tends to stay on better than powder blush and by layering two, my blush is still apparent by the end of the day.
I like the natural glowing bronze look from this freeze shimmer blush on my cheekbones. It works better as a highlighter than a blush and by using adding on a powder blush, it just works perfectly on my skin.
However, because of its highlighting glowing shade, its more preferred on blemish-free skin. At least, in my personal opinion. The little zit-like spots on my cheeks have become an eyesore, with this Freeze Frame blush.
The packaging itself seems to be too blah for something that costs US$27. However the texture glides on smoothly and the colour lasts.

Source : Bluefire