Just a few days ago, I mentioned in my
Sleek Blush Haul & Swatches post that I didn't own a color like Pomegranate. I have take that back, because I now realized that I have a Milani blush that is very similar. When I say this is a possible dupe, I don't mean it's exactly the same. I just mean that they have a very similar look on my cheeks.
This is the Sleek blush in Pomegranate and the Milani Baked Blush in Red Vino.
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Sleek blush in Pomegranate, Milani Baked Blush in Red Vino |
Pomegranate has a bit more berry, while Red Vino has a bit more red. Pomegranate does have some shimmer, but Milani has more obvious glitter in it. I love Milani Baked Blush, even though it has glitter. I think it gives a gorgeous glow. When they are sheered out on my cheeks, I think they have a very similar effect.
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Sleek blush in Pomegranate, Milani Baked Blush in Red Vino |
Pomegranate is more pigmented, so I barely tap my brush in this blush once and blend well. I think most baked products require a little more work to build up the color, but Milani's baked products are a bit softer and less dry than most baked products that I have tried.
Have you tried either of these blushes? What do you think?
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