Hey everyone, welcome back to my channel. Today, we’re diving into the highly anticipated reformulation of Dior’s backstage Rosy Glow blushes. We’ll be swatching and testing all the new shades and comparing them to the original formula to see if they’ve improved or taken a step back.
Packaging and Formula
The packaging remains largely unchanged, with a sleek and modern Dior logo adorning the case. The biggest difference is the absence of talc in the new formula, making it more skin-friendly. Additionally, the new blushes have a different preservative system and seem to lack the fragrance of the old formula.
Shades
Dior has introduced new shades to the lineup, including:
001 Pink: The iconic shade that started it all, a cool-toned bubblegum pink. 004 Coral: A vibrant and perfect pop of color for summer. 012 Rosewood: A neutral and universally flattering medium-toned shade. Berry: A colorful yet wearable year-round shade. 020 Mahogany: A cool-toned brown that requires a light hand and careful blending. 015 Cherry: A highly pigmented and vibrant orangey-red shade. Application and Performance
I tested the blushes on my fair skin using both a light, feathery brush and a denser, synthetic brush to build up the color.
Pink: The new formula is slightly lighter in application, but still delivers a beautiful flush. Coral: Easy to blend and provides a nice pop of color. Rosewood: A versatile and flattering shade for any eyeshadow look. Berry: Highly pigmented and adds a vibrant flush. Mahogany: Requires careful application and may be more suitable for deeper skin tones. Cherry: Super pigmented and perfect for a bright and bold summery look. Comparison to Original Formula
Overall, I prefer the original formula for its silkier texture and more effortless application. The new formula is still good, but not necessarily better. The pink shade from the original formula is noticeably more pigmented and blends more seamlessly.
Final Thoughts
The newly reformulated Dior backstage Rosy Glow blushes are a solid option, but they’re not the best luxury blushes out there. They’re comparable to the newly reformulated Dior blushes from the main line, but I find these backstage blushes to be less dry and powdery.
If you’re looking for a talc-free, lightweight, and vibrant blush, these are worth considering. However, if you’re a fan of the original backstage blushes, you may want to stick with those for their superior pigmentation and application.
I hope this in-depth review helps you make an informed decision about whether these new blushes are right for you. As always, thanks for watching!