8 Best Korean Blushes for Every Makeup Look

If one thing is for sure, the best Korean blushes are anything but ordinary. What’s really unique about Korean makeup is its ability to incorporate skincare formulas, interesting textures – for those that are easy on the shelf – and really cute packaging. “Korean brands are really good at interesting and functional textures,” former Allure EIC and Korean beauty expert Michelle Lee previously said Fashion. These unique textures include whipped pudding jars, syrupy liquids, and gel blush sticks. What’s more, as Lee points out, Korean cosmetics are often shockingly expensive. Cost-effective, sensual when applied and high-performance color – there’s no reason not to consider adding one to your makeup bag.

fashion magazine Favorite K-Beauty Blush

Best Blurred Blush

Fwee Fuzzy Pudding Pot in Ambitions

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best blush stick

TIRTIR Mood Glider Lip Gloss Cheek Stick

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best liquid

Peripera Syrup Tok Cheeks

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Best Blush Serum

House of Hur Hydrating Ampoule Blush

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best compact

Lilybyred Luv Beam Cheek Balm

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best skin tone

Hince True Dimension Glow Balm

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Best Water Blush

A’pieu Juicy-Pang Hydrating Blush

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The finish is also fun. While blurry, soft-focus looks are very popular in the Western beauty world, Seoul makeup enthusiasts have been showing off this look for a long time. “Korean makeup is all about subtle enhancement and skin radiance,” says Sarah Chung Park, CEO of Landing International. “This look emphasizes sheer, buildable coverage and glow from within.” Read on to discover eight Korean blushes worth knowing about, from expert picks to viral standouts.

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Best Blurred Blush: Fwee Fuzzy Pudding Pan

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Fuzzy pudding pot in “Ambition”

  • Why we love it: Lee calls Fwee’s pudding pot the ultimate example of interesting Korean beauty textures—think perfectly whipped chocolate mousse, and the bounce of pudding fresh from the refrigerator. That’s exactly what you’d expect from this cream blush. This versatile tint product delivers a smooth, velvety matte blush with highly pigmented color, anywhere from cheeks to lips. A little goes a long way, so start with a little product and add more for strength.
  • Editing experience: “If I remember correctly, this was the first ‘blurred blush’ I tried since the category originated in Korea. Cool textures aside, I’m obsessed with the color payoff here. For someone like me who doesn’t like loading up on tons of product in the name of bright colors, this blush does the job with a minimal amount of blush. Despite being pigmented, the color blends out quickly, so you don’t have to dab and swirl to fade harsh lines.” —Kiana Murden, beauty shopping editor
  • Main ingredients: Dimethicone, Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Cocoa Seed Oil, Agave Leaf Extract
  • Finish: Vague
  • type: Whipped Blush Pot
  • tone:35
  • size: 0.17 oz

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