Youthforia BYO Blush, Color Changing Blush Oil, Reacts To Skin’s Natural pH For Your Instant Perfect Shade, Blendable Formula, Vegan & Cruelty-Free

I saw this on Shark Tank while I was home on maternity leave. I had to give it a try because I thought it was really cool that it interacts with your own bodies biology to create the perfect color. I will say it does a great job on your lips and your cheeks and I’m really glad I bought it. It’s really cool and affordable.

I really like this product. I was first introduced to it when I watched Shark Tank, and it performs exactly as described on the show. Its content is an oil-based ingredient. You apply it onto your cheek and apparently it reacts to the heat or chemistry of your skin, causing it to change color. The result is a natural rosy-pink highlight. Very cool! Supposedly this product is made with all natural ingredients, so it shouldn't cause a breakout even though its leaves a highly-concentrated oily residue. I don't have an issue with this because I love that moist, dewey, glowing appearance it gives off. But, the oiliness may be off-putting for some. Overall, though a bit pricey for its size, I'd still recommend this product because it performs as described and a little goes a long way. So, used sparingly, you could stretch its contents.

Love this product! Also a little goes a long way! It has lasted me forever and is very pigmented

It’s what got me back into blush. I’m a unique color like it takes me looong time to find a foundation shade in any brand (light/medium in winter/fall and tan in peak summer) this blush doesn’t have white or blue or pink or yellow etc pigment so I was able to use it everyday. It’s the only blush that I ever finished. The only reason why I’m giving it 3 starts is that the price is too much for sheer blush like this.

The color changing phenomenon is so cool to witness in real time. However, this product leaves on your skin a very sticky residue — isn’t that so bizarre for a blush? Who wants sticky cheeks?

This is by far my favorite blush I’ve purchased, and have therefore gotten it 4-5 times already. Please never discontinue this! I love how it creates my perfect shade and is so blendable

Love it very natural and dewy!!!

I had been looking everywhere for a highly rated, swipe-and-go blush and was ecstatic when I discovered this. It looked so promising and I really liked the idea of the color change to automatically get the best shade. Well, after using this for a few months, I can say that I'm not a fan. About the only pro, imo, is that it is easy to use - just swipe and spread and you're done. Now for the cons: 1. I don't know if the "instant perfect shade" thing is over-promised or I just don't agree with what my best shade should be. What I do know is that if I use this as instructed (two dabs per cheek and blend), I end up with hot pink cheeks. Trying to find the fine line between applying enough to actually see a tint versus applying too much and looking like I just ran a marathon was impossible. Out of three months of using it, I was happy with my application results just a handful of times. I've watched so many application videos that clearly show great results with the two-dot application so maybe it's just my skin. [Edit to add: I have fair skin, if that helps.] 2. The allure of a swipe-and-go blush is that you don't need any tools to achieve perfection. I had hoped to find that with this blush but I was dismayed to see the instructions called for blending with a brush. I tried this, numerous times, but could never manage to blend out the oil with just a brush. I always needed to use my fingers (or both!). Fingers-only led to harsh and distinct application lines. Brush-only meant the oil never really spread out. 3. Because this is oil based, I had a few issues with staining when my skin was particularly dry. So be warned! If you have dry skin, you'll need to blend this out almost immediately or be left with un-blendable stains where you applied the oil. All in all, it's not worth the trouble. I'm going back to my regular powder blush.