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NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid : Review, Swatch, FOTD

Posted by Corallista | Posted in Cheeks, Face, NYX, Product Reviews | Posted on 15-12-2012

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Hey everyone!

Today I’m reviewing a gorgeous blush from NYX’s HD Studio range ~ Grinding Blush in shade Sangria in Madrid.

Price : $15 (picked up from cherryculture.com for $12.40)

 

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

 

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

 


 

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

 

 

What NYX says about the product ~

 

A revolutionary system for face blush. This genius system grinds mineral-enriched high-definition blush powder that reflects light from skin and makes pores appear smaller and smoother. Perfect for photos and filming. Grinding powder allows you to control the amount you need to keeps remaining product fresh. Say goodbye to oil trapping on powders, contamination, and cracking. 

INGREDIENTS: Mica, Kaolin, Zea Mays (Corn) Starch, Silica, Hexyl Laurate, Diisostearyl Malate, Magnesium Stearate, Red 30 Lake, Nylon-12 Octyldodecyl Stearoyl Stearate, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Dimethicone, Phenoxyethanol, C.I. 77491 (Iron Oxides), Dimethicone/Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Chlorphenesin, VP/VA Copolymer, Hydroxypropyl Methycellulose, C12-14 Pareth-7, Amodimethicone, Adipic Acid/Neopentyl Glycol, Crosspolymer, Tocopheryl Acetate, Salicornia Herbacea Extract.

 

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

 

 

My take on the Product

 

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding blush comes in a round jar packaging which has a a mirror on the underside of the screw on lid. Inside, the blush has a mechanism for grinding – when you twist, the blush comes out through the holes giving you a fresh ‘batch’ so to speak for every application. To be honest, I’m not really sold on the packaging. For starters, the loose powder blush which is ‘ground’ out is always too much and makes the packaging quite messy. After 2 applications, there is a dusting of blush everywhere including the threads of the outer lid. Thankfully, the new product comes with a blue seal (shown in the images) so there is no fallout in the fresh product.

The blush is well pigmented and the powder is finely milled. One needs to be a little careful as its very easy to pick up excess blush with the whole ‘grinding’ mechanism here. It is fairly easy to blend and has an excellent staying power. The longest I’ve worn it yet was around 10 hours and though there was a bit of fading, there was significant color left on my cheeks. As for the HD claims of this products, I don’t really see any major differences in how it photographs compared to other blushes. It does look more satin-y instead of dry, matte in pictures though. The overall quality is excellent and definitely superior to the regular NYX Powder blushes in terms of pigmentation, texture as well as staying power.

The shade Sangria in Madrid is a warm raspberry pink which may look more reddish on some skin tones. On me, it a beautiful warm pink that adds a lovely warmth and glow to the face. I think this is an excellent pink blush for warm/dusky/tanned skin. It has a bit of red in it so if you have reddish acne/marks etc, make sure to conceal well as it tends to emphasize redness. I have a little bit of reddish pigmentation on my cheeks and when I wear it alone (without foundation), it does not look pretty. The shade has a soft satin-matte finish and doesn’t look dry or powdery on the cheeks. I absolutely love the shade and would recommend it to everyone especially to women with medium-dark complexions!

 

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

 

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

 

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

 

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

 

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

 

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

 

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush Sangria in Madrid

 

The GOOD about NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush :

  1. Finely milled powder
  2. Excellent pigmentation
  3. Blends well
  4. Long stay
  5. Gives a lovely satin finish
  6. Beautiful shade

The NOT-SO-GOOD about NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blush :

  1. The packaging tends to get messy!

 

Overall Verdict

 

NYX HD Studio Photogenic Grinding Blushes come in a jar mechanism wherein you can get a fresh batch of blush everytime you need by ‘grinding’. The whole concept is quite interesting and keeps the blush hygienic but it also makes the packaging very messy. Formula-wise, this beautiful warm raspberry pink blush in excellent – it gives a lovely satiny color to the cheeks that stays on entire day with barely any fading. I don’t agree with all the claims NYX makes about this blush but it does look nice in pictures though not more than any other good blush.

Rating : 4.5/5

Buy Online HERE.

 

Have you tried NYX Grinding blushes? What do you think of Sangria in Madrid? Share your comments below!

 

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Comments (18)

reena said on 15-12-2012

i haven’t tried the loose powder blushes, but ive tried nyx powder blusesh and they are great!
along ones ive tried: nyx powder blush in “raisin” is a nice contour blush, and “terracotta”is a great goldren/peachy glow color.

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Ash said on 15-12-2012

I guess this isnt for me. I often get some redness on my cheeks.

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Eesha said on 15-12-2012

Thats a lovely shade and suits you well. That grinding thing is really interesting ;-)

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Gowme Sundaram said on 15-12-2012

This color looks so peppy and cool on yu :)

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poorva said on 15-12-2012

the colour looks lovely on u but i didnt like the packaging !

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Ruby Parmar said on 15-12-2012

Lovely shade Ankita :)
Grinding mechanism is something different.

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Dolly said on 15-12-2012

Love your lipstick… Blush swatch is beautiful

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wajiha said on 15-12-2012

That’s a nice shade, infact i liked your lip colour more.

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leeb33 said on 15-12-2012

lol thats such an interesting concept!! looks so gorgeous on u!

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shalini said on 15-12-2012

Hey Ankita..loved your lippy better than the blush.. ;)
its a beautiful shade..which lippy are you wearing in this look?

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Parita said on 15-12-2012

the shade is very pretty..any dupe available for this one? in inglot or mac?

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dimpy said on 16-12-2012

Hi Parita, I guess Pinch Me in Mac might be closer in shade.

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Corallista said on 16-12-2012

Hi Parita, Dimpy suggested Pinch Me. Pinch me is warmer on me, leaning more dusty coral but on your skin tone it might be pinker. Preetha tells me it looks pinker on her skin tone. I think Desert Rose from MAC will be similar to this as well.

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dimpy said on 16-12-2012

Your rite Ankita! I am NC 41 and it leans a bit pinker on me..

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Richa Saxena said on 16-12-2012

The blush looks very natural on you…..Smashbox also has a grinding blush similar packaging to like this…..

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Corallista said on 21-12-2012

Thanks Richa, wish Smashbox was available in India!

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shai said on 24-12-2012

What lippy is that? Gorgeous!

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Corallista said on 24-12-2012

Great to have you commenting after such a long time! :) This lipstick is from MAC, a limited edition shade called Blackcurrent. The makeup breakdown and how-to is in this post -

http://corallista.com/2012/12/13/how-to-do-monochrome-plum-makeup-look/

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