Rare Beauty Stay Vulnerable Melting Cream Blush Swatches And Review

As I get older, I rely on cream products to make my skin look healthy. And these days I am into cream blushes. The Rare Beauty Stay Vulnerable Melting Cream Blush is not a new product. But it is new to me.

The Sephora website says this is “A breakthrough, mistake-proof, liquid-like cream blush that melts into a second skin for the most natural-looking wash of soft-focus color.”

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Packaging Of The Rare Beauty Stay Vulnerable Melting Cream Blush

This cute blush comes packaged in a small oval shaped light pink container and has the name of the brand embossed on top in gold. This cute compact has a mirror inside and has a magnetic closure.

Formula Of The Rare Beauty Stay Vulnerable Melting Cream Blush

According to the Sephora website “Free of parabens, formaldehydes, formaldehyde-releasing agents, phthalates, mineral oil, and sulfates SLS & SLES. It is also cruelty-free. This first-of-its-kind water-resistant blush combines pigments with a non-greasy blend of weightless oils and spherical powders for a natural flush you can’t mess up. The ultralightweight, liquid-like cream melts on contact and blends to a smooth, satin finish that won’t cake, crease, or clog pores.”

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Shades Of The Rare Beauty Stay Vulnerable Melting Cream Blush

Nearly Apricot – muted coral
Nearly Neutral – soft neutral pink
Nearly Rose – true pink
Nearly Mauve – true mauve
Nearly Berry – deep berry

I have two shades Neary Apricot and Nearly Neutral for today's review.

My Experience

These Rare Beauty Stay Vulnerable Melting Cream Blushes are beautiful. I find them to be very creamy and blendable. These blushes are very easy to use as well. Also they dry down to a satin finish. Moreover these blushes are buildable too. They applied well over foundation. I use my fingers or a brush to apply cream blushes.

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I have applied these over just foundation with no powder. But what I realized is that way the product can be lifted off, if you touch your face. A different application method works best for me. Firstly, I apply my foundation, then I apply my cream blush and lastly I set everything with a powder. These last the entire day on my combination skin with this method.