Dusty Pink is a great option if you love soft, wearable blush that doesn’t take over your whole look. The muted pink tone gives that natural cold-weather flush and it blends in easily, especially on well-moisturised skin. The finish leans slightly dewy which is ideal in winter when skin can look a bit flat or dry. It’s the kind of blush you can wear with minimal makeup or build up for something a little more polished without it ever looking too much.

All Things Pink is perfect for that “fresh face” winter makeup where your blush looks like it’s coming from your skin, not sitting on top of it. The tint feels lightweight and gives a soft wash of rosy colour that’s bright enough to lift the face but still easy to wear. It’s a great choice for everyday makeup, especially if you like a more natural finish and want something that looks effortless rather than overly done.

This duo stick is a really handy pick for winter when you want your skin to look healthier and more awake without doing a full face. The blush side adds a warm pink flush, while the highlighter brings a subtle glow that makes cheeks look lifted and fresh. It’s easy to use, quick to blend and great for busy mornings. You can keep it soft and natural or layer it up depending on the vibe you’re going for.

If you like blush that feels more like skincare, this one’s a lovely option. The serum-like texture glides on smoothly and blends in fast, giving a soft-focus finish that helps blur the look of pores and texture. Baby Pink is gentle but brightening, so it adds life to the face without looking too bold. It’s especially good for winter makeup when you want that clean, fresh look with a natural-looking flush.

Cherry Blossom is one of those shades that instantly makes you look more awake. The pink is lively but still wearable and the finish is dewy and plump, which works really well when winter skin feels dry or a bit dull. It blends in smoothly and gives that hydrated cheek look that makes the rest of your makeup feel more fresh and effortless. Even with just mascara and lip balm, this can pull a whole look together.

Glow Play is a favourite for a reason—the bouncy texture makes it easy to apply and hard to mess up. Totally Synced gives a soft pink flush with a smooth, slightly luminous finish that brightens up winter skin without looking shiny. You can tap on a little for a natural everyday look or build it up for more colour, and it still blends out nicely. It’s one of those blushes that always seems to sit well on the skin, even when your complexion isn’t having its best day.

Forget everything you know about natural flush. In the '80s, blush wasn’t just an afterthought. The technique, known as draping, was first created by legendary makeup artist Way Bandy and involved sweeping layers of flaming pink-toned blush shades high across the cheekbones, up to the temples and sometimes even around the eyes to create a theatrical C-shape. Hot pink, fuchsia, bright coral and even red were shades of choice, applied liberally and blended to the point where your cheekbones looked like they could cut glass.

If you prefer a more classic, understated blush, Pale Pink is a really solid choice. It gives a soft matte flush that looks clean and polished, without feeling heavy or powdery. The cool-toned pink adds a gentle lift to the face and works especially well when you want your makeup to look neat and natural. It’s the kind of shade you can wear to work, brunch or anything in between and it always looks effortless.