I got them in three shades – Ginger, Peach and Berry Pop. I actually ordered Plum Pop as well, but long story short, I ended up getting two of the Peach Pop shade. Seriously long story, so I ended up giving the other Peach Pop to my mom. I plan on getting the Berry Pop during the Sephora VIB sale at the end of the year!

Update: Clinique has now come out with lots more shades! They now have a total of 14 shades.

Shades

So here’s a breakdown of the shades:

01 Ginger Pop (warm, reddish coral)

02 Peach Pop (warm, pink coral)

03 Berry Pop (cool, vibrant dark-pink berry)

And here are the swatches under direct sunlight (during sunset!) 🙂

Update (6 October 2015): I recently got another shade from the Cheek Pop range, the 13 Rosy Pop, a warm rosy pink shade which is featured in my September 2015 Beauty Favorites here. Check out the swatches below:

It’s the perfect mixture between Ginger Pop and Berry Pop!

Finish

All three blushes have a very similar (if not the same) satin-sheen finish. You can see tiny itty-bitty particles of shimmer when you swatch it on your hand, but when applied with a blush you won’t be able to notice it at all. They actually add a very nice satiny, luminous finish to the skin, but does not accentuate pores or dry patches.

Texture

I was very surprised when I first swatched these because they are powder blushes but they have a slight creamy feel to it, almost mousse-y in texture, and not powdery at all. I applied this using my favorite blush brush, the Nars Yachiyo Brush, and when I swirled my brush around the pan the powder does not crumble and gets all over the place at all, unlike the case with the Hourglass Ambient Blushes and most powder blushes in general.

This glides on the skin very smoothly and isn’t streaky at all, it is very easy to blend. It’s hard to make mistakes with this blush because it’s so forgiving and blendable. It also doesn’t set/stick to the skin immediately upon application because of its creamy texture, unlike the case with some highly pigmented blushes like MAC and Rock & Republic blushes.

I was intimidated by the depth of the Berry shade because darker blush shades are usually much harder to blend, but I was so pleasantly surprised when it applied to easily smooth and light on the skin, but definitely buildable to any depth you desire. As they are very buildable, this would easily suit any skin tone.

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