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These Tulip-Infused Blushes Are Perfect for Flirty-Girl Spring

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These Tulip-Infused Blushes Are Perfect for Flirty-Girl Spring

These Tulip-Infused Blushes Are Perfect for Flirty-Girl Spring

InStyle - April 2022

Everybody has their makeup must-haves, and for me, blush is in the top three. There's nothing like a flush of color to make me look alive, healthy, and in my opinion, the prettiest version of myself.

Bloomeffects Tulip Tint Lip & Check Lip Balms, a two-in-one product, has skin-replenishing ingredients such as jojoba seed oil, sweet almond oil, and shea butter. To top it off, each blush is infused with the proprietary Dutch tulip complex that blurs fine lines. I mean, my old blush could never.

Bloomeffects Tulip Tint Lip & Cheek Balm $29

Not only is the formula great for my skin and lasts all day, but I really appreciate how eco-friendly the brand is. Unlike other tube blushes I've tried, this one has more of a gritty feel as its packaging is made with PICEA wood tubes made from sawdust and other renewable sources. According to Bloomeffects, all of these practices help make its packaging have a carbon footprint that's 40% smaller than what would be produced with conventional plastic tubes. Plus, the rest of the brand's product cartons are Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified, made from 100% recycled materials, and are 100% recyclable.

The Tulip Tint Lip & Cheek Balm comes in three colors: petal pink, stroopwafel, and crispa coral. I have medium-toned olive skin, so I'm always a little suspicious when a light shade, such as this coral one, is deemed as universal because often it ends up blurring into my skin without an ounce of color payoff — or one that I find complementary in any way. However, they all gave a lovely effect on my skin.

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