Glossier Cloud Paint Plush Blush Powder Review

Worn alone or with its OG bestie, Cloud Paint’s new powder formula gets all the thumbs up from me. The shades are gorgeous (there’s truly a shade for every skin tone and mood), the formula is blendable and pigmented, and let’s be honest: Blush faces more stiff competition than ever before, and this one has solidly earned a spot in my rotation. At $26 (available at both Glossier and Sephora), it occupies a similar price point as comparable blushes from Rare Beauty and Makeup By Mario. I’ve taken years to finish a single tube of Cloud Paint, and if Plush Blush is remotely similar, then I know it’ll be at least a few months before I hit pan. (The brush is nice, but I truthfully don’t see myself using it super often — although it is admittedly very cute and a collector’s item for any Glossier superfan.) All in all, I think Glossier has managed to do something pretty unique with this launch; make a powder blush that appeals to the Glossier hive, while also meeting non-Cloud Paint users where they’re at. I’d even go as far as to say this is Glossier’s most impressive makeup launch in a while, but I don’t want to make them blush or anything…