This Dior Backstage blush went viral after Kylie Jenner was supposedly said to have used it. The cool-toned blush is made with the brand’s Color Reviver technology that reacts to the skin’s moisture level to create a customised flush upon application. 

The refillable Hermes blush offers a long-wearing, semi-matte finish that can be built from a light wash to an intense payoff. 

Chanel’s soft and lightweight blush comes in a tweed pattern that’s classic to the French luxury house. The blush offers a sheer wash of colour with a satin, glowy finish. 

Tarte’s blush formula is made with Amazonian clay and mineral pigments that offer 12-hour wear while soothing and softening skin. Vitamin E is also added to help the blush blend seamlessly and provide antioxidative protection. 

The liquid blushes from Selena Gomez’s Rare Beauty is a viral product as it is easy to blend while being pigmented. As such, a little goes a long way and the blush can be applied over powders. The bright pink Happy shade has a radiant finish and is enriched with various nourishing botanical extracts. 

Silkygirl’s monochromatic blush duos offer both matte and shimmer finishes. The matte shade can be used to drape and sculpt the face with blush while the shimmer shade adds a healthy glow.

Blush is often the first to fade away, especially if you have oily skin. The Peripera formula contains sebum-absorbing powders to ensure that the matte blush wears for longer. 

Sunnies Face’s cream blush contains squalane, vitamin E, seaweed extract and bamboo stem powder to soothe, protect and soften the skin. Dab it across the eyes and lips as well to create a monochromatic look.