Vibrant yet natural-looking cheek colour that looks virtually powderless. In a silky smooth, stay-true formula with shades for every skin tone. That just-pinched look, simply effortless. Swirl colour onto brush and sweep over apples of cheeks.Gently blend colour up towards cheekbones and temple.Reapply to build to desired brightness.
Vibrant yet natural-looking cheek colour that looks virtually powderless. In a silky smooth, stay-true formula with shades for every skin tone. That just-pinched look, simply effortless. Swirl colour onto brush and sweep over apples of cheeks.Gently blend colour up towards cheekbones and temple.Reapply to build to desired brightness.
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Clinique - Cheek Pop - Blush Pop
Vibrant yet natural-looking cheek colour that looks virtually powderless. In a silky smooth, stay-true formula with shades for every skin tone. That just-pinched look, simply effortless. Swirl colour onto brush and sweep over apples of cheeks.Gently blend colour up towards cheekbones and temple.Reapply to build to desired brightness.
Vibrant yet natural-looking cheek colour that looks virtually powderless. In a silky smooth, stay-true formula with shades for every skin tone. That just-pinched look, simply effortless. Swirl colour onto brush and sweep over apples of cheeks.Gently blend colour up towards cheekbones and temple.Reapply to build to desired brightness.
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originally posted on influenster.com
You cannot go wrong with this blush! There are so many wonderful color choices; some have a slight shimmer, others are matte. The packaging only enhances the experience of using this product! The tones of blush that are available offer a wide range of color, and they are well worth looking into and trying. You are able to build the color to the depth you want on the face, yet keep the product to a subtle glow and sheer wash of color if that is your preference. I use a dual fiber slightly loose haired brush for application because I usually go for a more sheer wash of color. If you want a deeper application, using a stiffer, denser brush would easily pick up more product. Such a great blush and I have several in my collection!
originally posted on sephora.com
I have this blush and other shades, and I absolutely love it, and I'm a long-time makeup artist. Not every blush needs to be high-pigment, high-impact to be beautiful and sophisticated. For those saying that the colours don't match the artificial swatch images shown, this is completely normal. To actually know what a makeup product colour looks like in reality, in this case, a blush shade, look up the blush and shade on YouTube for a live swatch. That is the best resource. The second resource is a simple Google search (type in swatch afterwards), only if one can't find it on YouTube, which is unlikely. There are many great swatch videos of these blushes.Also, these blushes are hard-pressed into the pan, which makes them last forever. It also means that they don't ... MoreI have this blush and other shades, and I absolutely love it, and I'm a long-time makeup artist. Not every blush needs to be high-pigment, high-impact to be beautiful and sophisticated. For those saying that the colours don't match the artificial swatch images shown, this is completely normal. To actually know what a makeup product colour looks like in reality, in this case, a blush shade, look up the blush and shade on YouTube for a live swatch. That is the best resource. The second resource is a simple Google search (type in swatch afterwards), only if one can't find it on YouTube, which is unlikely. There are many great swatch videos of these blushes.Also, these blushes are hard-pressed into the pan, which makes them last forever. It also means that they don't pick up as easily as some other blushes, which is not a negative at all. These are great quality. It's a baked gelee formula that typically needs a firmer brush to pick up. This is what gives off a that lovely sheen on the cheeks, with no sparkle.Additionally, with baked gelee formulas, it has been noted the product has fallen out of the pan for some. It hasn't happened to me, but this is the nature of baked gelees sometimes (and other makeup, quite frankly). Just super-glue it back in - problem solved. They are baked onto terracotta tiles in ovens, in Italy.Hope that helps.. :)
originally posted on ulta.com
I started wearing Cheek Pops when they first came out. Favorite shades for my complexion are Fig and Plum Pop. Plum Pop is the perfect bright cool toned pink for my olive complexion. It's one of my most worn blushes, but I'm afraid they no longer make it. Why!? :( Fig Pop is also fantastic. It's a toasty, reddish deep terracotta tone. I'm looking at Black Honey Pop next.These Blushes give just the right amount of subtle glow to the cheeks. They are extremely long-wearing. The formula is unique. It's a baked blush that is very tightly packed, so there's no kick up in the pan. A synthetic brush works well as long as you "dig" a little into the pan. A natural fiber brush grips the product a bit easier. I'll use either, depending what's closest.I do have (two) ... MoreI started wearing Cheek Pops when they first came out. Favorite shades for my complexion are Fig and Plum Pop. Plum Pop is the perfect bright cool toned pink for my olive complexion. It's one of my most worn blushes, but I'm afraid they no longer make it. Why!? :( Fig Pop is also fantastic. It's a toasty, reddish deep terracotta tone. I'm looking at Black Honey Pop next.These Blushes give just the right amount of subtle glow to the cheeks. They are extremely long-wearing. The formula is unique. It's a baked blush that is very tightly packed, so there's no kick up in the pan. A synthetic brush works well as long as you "dig" a little into the pan. A natural fiber brush grips the product a bit easier. I'll use either, depending what's closest.I do have (two) issues, though:1) The blush can come completely loose from the plate it's baked on, and then it is susceptible to breaking once it's no longer secure in the packaging. This happened with every single shade I own except for one within a very short time of opening them. Thankfully the product is so firm it doesn't actually break it once it comes loose and keeps its circular form. None of mine have ever shattered despite having been loose in the packaging and my continual use. I just keep them in my drawer and don't let them jostle around. I don't travel with them often, but I did for my wedding and they were fine.2) The plastic compact stops closing securely so I have to tape them shut to keep the loose product from falling out! Makes it look ugly having a piece of packing tape covering the compact, then it loses its sticky over time and needs replacing lol. Yeah, these two problems combined are annoying. The fact that I put up with it and still prefer to use these over other Blushes says a lot! I would generally not be so willing to look past these flaws, esp in conjunction with each other. But I haven't purchased a new Blush Pop in several years. Maybe they've fixed these problems by now?Product 5/5Packaging 2/5
| Formulation | Powder |
| Finish | Natural |
CLINIQUE CHEEK POP Blush Pop (selected doors) 3.5g
Free delivery
CLINIQUE CHEEK POP Blush Pop (selected doors) 3.5g 19 BLUSH POP
Delivery $12.99
CLINIQUE Cheek Pop Colour Blush Pop
- Cheek Pop Blush | Long Lasting, Buildable + Vibrant, Yet Natural-Looking Color
Delivery between 9–12 Oct $29
Clinique Cheek Pop Blush
Delivery between 12–15 Oct $45
You cannot go wrong with this blush! There are so many wonderful color choices; some have a slight shimmer, others are matte. The packaging only enhances the experience of using this product! The tones of blush that are available offer a wide range of color, and they are well worth looking into and trying. You are able to build the color to the depth you want on the face, yet keep the product to a subtle glow and sheer wash of color if that is your preference. I use a dual fiber slightly loose haired brush for application because I usually go for a more sheer wash of color. If you want a deeper application, using a stiffer, denser brush would easily pick up more product. Such a great blush and I have several in my collection!
I have this blush and other shades, and I absolutely love it, and I'm a long-time makeup artist. Not every blush needs to be high-pigment, high-impact to be beautiful and sophisticated. For those saying that the colours don't match the artificial swatch images shown, this is completely normal. To actually know what a makeup product colour looks like in reality, in this case, a blush shade, look up the blush and shade on YouTube for a live swatch. That is the best resource. The second resource is a simple Google search (type in swatch afterwards), only if one can't find it on YouTube, which is unlikely. There are many great swatch videos of these blushes.Also, these blushes are hard-pressed into the pan, which makes them last forever. It also means that they don't ... MoreI have this blush and other shades, and I absolutely love it, and I'm a long-time makeup artist. Not every blush needs to be high-pigment, high-impact to be beautiful and sophisticated. For those saying that the colours don't match the artificial swatch images shown, this is completely normal. To actually know what a makeup product colour looks like in reality, in this case, a blush shade, look up the blush and shade on YouTube for a live swatch. That is the best resource. The second resource is a simple Google search (type in swatch afterwards), only if one can't find it on YouTube, which is unlikely. There are many great swatch videos of these blushes.Also, these blushes are hard-pressed into the pan, which makes them last forever. It also means that they don't pick up as easily as some other blushes, which is not a negative at all. These are great quality. It's a baked gelee formula that typically needs a firmer brush to pick up. This is what gives off a that lovely sheen on the cheeks, with no sparkle.Additionally, with baked gelee formulas, it has been noted the product has fallen out of the pan for some. It hasn't happened to me, but this is the nature of baked gelees sometimes (and other makeup, quite frankly). Just super-glue it back in - problem solved. They are baked onto terracotta tiles in ovens, in Italy.Hope that helps.. :)
I started wearing Cheek Pops when they first came out. Favorite shades for my complexion are Fig and Plum Pop. Plum Pop is the perfect bright cool toned pink for my olive complexion. It's one of my most worn blushes, but I'm afraid they no longer make it. Why!? :( Fig Pop is also fantastic. It's a toasty, reddish deep terracotta tone. I'm looking at Black Honey Pop next.These Blushes give just the right amount of subtle glow to the cheeks. They are extremely long-wearing. The formula is unique. It's a baked blush that is very tightly packed, so there's no kick up in the pan. A synthetic brush works well as long as you "dig" a little into the pan. A natural fiber brush grips the product a bit easier. I'll use either, depending what's closest.I do have (two) ... MoreI started wearing Cheek Pops when they first came out. Favorite shades for my complexion are Fig and Plum Pop. Plum Pop is the perfect bright cool toned pink for my olive complexion. It's one of my most worn blushes, but I'm afraid they no longer make it. Why!? :( Fig Pop is also fantastic. It's a toasty, reddish deep terracotta tone. I'm looking at Black Honey Pop next.These Blushes give just the right amount of subtle glow to the cheeks. They are extremely long-wearing. The formula is unique. It's a baked blush that is very tightly packed, so there's no kick up in the pan. A synthetic brush works well as long as you "dig" a little into the pan. A natural fiber brush grips the product a bit easier. I'll use either, depending what's closest.I do have (two) issues, though:1) The blush can come completely loose from the plate it's baked on, and then it is susceptible to breaking once it's no longer secure in the packaging. This happened with every single shade I own except for one within a very short time of opening them. Thankfully the product is so firm it doesn't actually break it once it comes loose and keeps its circular form. None of mine have ever shattered despite having been loose in the packaging and my continual use. I just keep them in my drawer and don't let them jostle around. I don't travel with them often, but I did for my wedding and they were fine.2) The plastic compact stops closing securely so I have to tape them shut to keep the loose product from falling out! Makes it look ugly having a piece of packing tape covering the compact, then it loses its sticky over time and needs replacing lol. Yeah, these two problems combined are annoying. The fact that I put up with it and still prefer to use these over other Blushes says a lot! I would generally not be so willing to look past these flaws, esp in conjunction with each other. But I haven't purchased a new Blush Pop in several years. Maybe they've fixed these problems by now?Product 5/5Packaging 2/5
Saw these blushes a long time ago. Eye catching. Recently decided to try this out. I have fig pop. Somewhat of a different shade than my usuals. Like this shade on my medium tanned skin. Looks just slightly different than swatch. On cheeks looks mauvish pink with a little bronze undertone. Nice! Like the look. Warmer shade that is natural looking and shows up with building. Blush is creamy and silk like. Slightly satin. Doesn’t accentuate any texture. Overall smooth. Application is light. I like more color so I have to use a denser brush and build. Would consider purchasing other colors…Like the look of rose and berry pop per swatches but not available. I say absolutely on cheek pop!
Garnet Pop is one of 4 shades in the new blush-lighter Pearl Pop formula and I'm really happy that it's very similar to the classic Cheek Pop. It's a baked gelee formula with buildable pigmentation that blends seamlessly, never looks powdery and doesn't emphasize texture. Garnet Pop is a midtoned neutral mauve with a satin finish that makes the cheeks glow without glitter or sparkle. Baked gelee products like this are best applied with a stiff synthetic or a natural hair brush but a softer or fluffy brush can be used for a very sheer wash of color. I love the original Cheek Pop blushes and this looks and feels almost identical so I'd definitely consider picking up more shades in this Pearl Pop formula.**For reference, my best foundation matches are MAC NW10, Estee ... MoreGarnet Pop is one of 4 shades in the new blush-lighter Pearl Pop formula and I'm really happy that it's very similar to the classic Cheek Pop. It's a baked gelee formula with buildable pigmentation that blends seamlessly, never looks powdery and doesn't emphasize texture. Garnet Pop is a midtoned neutral mauve with a satin finish that makes the cheeks glow without glitter or sparkle. Baked gelee products like this are best applied with a stiff synthetic or a natural hair brush but a softer or fluffy brush can be used for a very sheer wash of color. I love the original Cheek Pop blushes and this looks and feels almost identical so I'd definitely consider picking up more shades in this Pearl Pop formula.**For reference, my best foundation matches are MAC NW10, Estee Lauder DW in 1C0 Shell and YSL All Hours in BR10. I think Garnet Pop is a shade that will work for a variety of skintones from the very fair, like mine, to medium/tan.
I have fair skin that tans easily with olive green undertones, ash + ice blonde hair, and warm green eyes. I look best in colors that are that are soft/muted/dusty rather than saturated/clear/vivid. I wanted a blush that matched the natural color of my cheeks when I pinch them, but in Heather Pop this is just too bright pink for me, even though it’s not super bright for most people. It is brighter pink in person than in the stock photos. I need something very soft and muted and went with Black Honey Pop instead, which I thought would be too dark, but I love it! I also reviewed that color with photos.
This is a lovely product overall. Silky formula, easy to apply and build up. The only issue for me is the colour. It's far more bright than I expected, based on reviews and swatches I'd seen online.(For reference, my skin tone is light-light/medium, with warm/gold undertones. I am western european ethnically).I expected a peachy toned blush, but on my skin tone, it throws more of a pinky tone than a true peach (ie I thought it would look more orange than pink).It is a nice colour if you like that really bright blush look, maybe on a person with a different undertone it would look better. For me, the "nude pop" shade is more flattering.Based on the amount you would use, you would likely get years of use out of this.
I have the color Heather Pop, and it's my favorite blush. It's a good shade for light skin tones, who like a pretty neutral dusty pink blush tone, not too cool but not too warm. The blush has a gorgeous natural sheen that makes your cheeks look plump and healthy. It lasts about 10 hours on my drier skin, but when it begins to fade it does so gracefully and never looks patchy or uneven in its fading. It's buildable but only to a certain point. If you have deep toned skin I don't think this would build enough to be impactful. I'm tempted to buy a few more shades, perhaps the purple shade? Pansy pop. It's in my wish list.
Im seriously fall in love with this blush and the shade (pansy pop).I had struggled for yearsss searching for the perfect blush shade. All pink blush will turn orange on me,peachy pink will make it worst where my skin will look so dull and dark. I have medium warm skim tone however any warm pink or peach color blusher just doesnt suit me. it just wrong in every way.Until i decided to give this a try because i heard beauty guru mentioned that using purple blush can solve this issue. Luckily i grab this and does not regret. Im suprise that i loved this blusher so much. dont be putt off by the purplr color on the pan, once you swept im om your cheek, it turns to cool soft lilac pink blush that helps me cool down redness in my cheek and brightens my face.i will buy ... MoreIm seriously fall in love with this blush and the shade (pansy pop).I had struggled for yearsss searching for the perfect blush shade. All pink blush will turn orange on me,peachy pink will make it worst where my skin will look so dull and dark. I have medium warm skim tone however any warm pink or peach color blusher just doesnt suit me. it just wrong in every way.Until i decided to give this a try because i heard beauty guru mentioned that using purple blush can solve this issue. Luckily i grab this and does not regret. Im suprise that i loved this blusher so much. dont be putt off by the purplr color on the pan, once you swept im om your cheek, it turns to cool soft lilac pink blush that helps me cool down redness in my cheek and brightens my face.i will buy another one soon to keep my stock up since this color is almost sold out instore.
I have fair skin that tans easily with olive green undertones, ash + ice blonde hair, and warm green eyes. I look best in colors that are that are soft/muted/dusty rather than saturated/clear/vivid. I wanted a blush that matched the natural color of my cheeks when I pinch them, and this really does! It was really difficult to find “the one”. On me, a fair olive person, most blushes pull too warm (coral, orange, peach, even if they don’t look that way in the pan) or are too vibrant/not muted enough (like true red, fuchsia, magenta, baby pink). Or, if they are suited for olive skin they are made for someone with a deeper skin tone than me (plum, burgundy, berry, rose). This blush in Black Honey Pop is the perfect shade after trying many others! It’s not too warm or ... MoreI have fair skin that tans easily with olive green undertones, ash + ice blonde hair, and warm green eyes. I look best in colors that are that are soft/muted/dusty rather than saturated/clear/vivid. I wanted a blush that matched the natural color of my cheeks when I pinch them, and this really does! It was really difficult to find “the one”. On me, a fair olive person, most blushes pull too warm (coral, orange, peach, even if they don’t look that way in the pan) or are too vibrant/not muted enough (like true red, fuchsia, magenta, baby pink). Or, if they are suited for olive skin they are made for someone with a deeper skin tone than me (plum, burgundy, berry, rose). This blush in Black Honey Pop is the perfect shade after trying many others! It’s not too warm or too cool, just a dusty neutral tone! It’s also lighter in person than on the website photos. Momma always said go with Clinique! Lol. And the formula is really nice, lasts all day and is buildable and user friendly. Luminous but not sparkly. If you’re a fair olive like me, and you have had similar blush dilemmas, give it a try!
| Formulation | Powder |
| Finish | Natural |