Cocktail Oil Blush
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Glow Cocktail Oil Blush comes in two shades and has a translucent, oil-based formula that gives a dewy sheen. Tina Yong notes it blends smoothly on bare skin but can remove foundation underneath and feels oily and sticky if too much is applied. She warns it's tricky to work with and not suited for oily skin, rating it "just below mid."
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- “This is a liquid blush in a nail polish type packaging”17:21–17:25
- “It's a smooth blending blush that's supposed to give you that radiant, dewy skin”17:25–17:27
- “They have two shades, a cool tone and a warm tone”17:30–17:33
- “I feel like this is a very tricky formula to work with, because it's an oil based blusher, which gives you like a different type of glow”17:33–17:37
- “When I wear this over foundation, when I blend it, I feel like it kinda removes a bit of that and I'm shifting it underneath”17:42–17:45
- “If I am doing like a no makeup day and I just want some color on my cheeks, this works pretty well and it gives you like a nice sheen”17:52–17:57
- “I only apply a small amount because it gets oily and sticky real quick”18:03–18:06
- “The color payoff, it's very translucent”18:13–18:17
- Source: Viral beauty products: worth the hype or total fail? - Nov 5, 2025
WHAT CREATORS SAY
- Consensus
- 2.5 / 5 from 1 creator reviewGrailPeople ratings based on creator reviews.
- ⚠ fiddly to use (1)
- ⚠ may not suit oily skin (1)
Product details
Details
- Type
- blush
- Finish
- dewy
- Shade
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- Key ingredients
- jojoba oil, sweet almond oil, mango oil, apricot seed oil
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