, with a makeup brush and what appeared to be a mauve cream blush in hand, I bristled—no pun intended. No way was that color going to suit my super-fair complexion.
Well, I'm sure you can see where I’m going with this. Westman proceeded to sweep the pigment across my cheeks, leaving behind a flush that looked so natural and warm, I wondered if I’d just been sipping on a mimosa instead of an orange juice. Most magical of all, the shade somehow managed to do the same for the wide range of skin tones represented in the room.
. It’s a tough product to categorize, but as its name implies, its closest to a tinted highlighter. Think less sparkly and more pearlescent for that dreamy, lit-from-within look every single celebrity Westman touches seems to have—Jennifer Aniston, yes, but also, Kate Hudson, Jennifer Lawrence, and Anne Hathaway. The pink tint itself is browner than anything I’d normally use, but I suspect it’s the peach undertones that make it so darn flattering on everyone.
Another reason why it looks so natural? The creamy formula melts into your skin as if it were a moisturizer. That’s probably because it’s formulated with ingredients typically used in skin care, like nourishing jojoba oil and everyone’s favorite hydrator,The glisten it gives doesn't exactly come cheap—the palm-sized compact costs $75—but a little goes a long way. And because I love the dewy warmth it imparts so much, I use it as blush, bronzer, highlighter, and even eyeshadow.
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