When I think of Victoria Beckham’s makeup, I think of it being pretty damn perfect. So when I sat down for lunch with her at San Vincente in New York City two months ago, and she started scribbling blush on her face as if it were a coloring book, I was both very here for it and very shocked. But, as she explained, the messy application is the whole point of her brand-new Blush Stylus launch. “Blush is one of the personal parts of my makeup—where I place it, the shade I use, the intensity I want,” she says. “With the Blush Stylus, I like to draw small marks on my cheeks and nose, and blend with my fingers. It’s quick, playful, and always looks completely natural.”
The spin-up blush is much smaller than your typical blush stick—probably one-tenth the diameter. The reason? You have complete control over where the product goes. I'm pretty messy on my cheeks, but the small size comes in handy when I’m applying product to my nose, eyelids, or even my lips. Bonus: they take up no room in my makeup bag. There are six shades in the bunch—my personal favorite is Fresco—and all of them retail for $40.
