Loose Mineral Blush
666Pure, luscious and richly pigmented, our Loose Mineral Blush comes in two finishes in a range of shades to define and accentuate your cheeks with a healthy wash of color. Luminous Shimmer has a subtly shimmering glow, and Satin Matte has a natural flush.
Shelf life: 36 months after opening.
Made in the USA.
0.15 oz/ 4.5 g
Honey Rose – Satin Matte – Warm rose that flatters most skin tones, especially beige undertones
Carnation – Satin Matte – Muted coral that flatters most skin tones, especially olive undertones
Melon – Satin Matte – Peachy terracotta that suits beige, warm, and olive undertones
Freja – Luminous Shimmer – Gold-flecked peach that flatters most skin tones—especially those with neutral undertones
Mimosa – Satin Matte – Rosy peach that flatters fair skin tones, especially with beige undertones
Rosa – Luminous Shimmer – Cool, silver-flecked pink that flatters cool skin tones
Apple Blossom – Satin Matte – Light petal pink that suits fair skin with cool undertones
Pink – Satin Matte – Rosy pink that especially suits skin with neutral undertones
Leigh – Luminous Shimmer – Rosy coral that is especially flattering with beige and olive skin tones
Antique Rose – Satin Matte – Medium deep rose that suits medium to deep skin with neutral undertones
Mica (CI 77019) [+/- Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499), Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891)].
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United StatesGreat Blush
I like the look of the loose mineral blush. It’s so much more natural looking than the cream.
United StatesMimosa is new favorite shade
I wear olive 1, but can also do beige 2, and mimosa is such a flattering rosy peach shade for my skin tone. The loose mineral blush blends smoothly, lasts all day, and does not dry out my skin. Definitely recommend!
United StatesBeautiful Color
I love this blush. It goes on very well so you do not need a lot.
United States United StatesApple Blossom too warm
Very few Alima Pure products work for me anymore, now that countless cooler toned items have been discontinued. Tulip was my blush. I wore it for years an finally finished the last container that I'd tracked down on eBay. I had a feeling Apple Blossom would not complement my skin tone, based on the stock image, and I was right. It contains too much beige, making it both too muted and too warm. The satin-matte formula is very much, but I'll have to shop elsewhere for blush.