Double-Take Creme and Powder Blush Duo.

"This duo blush is a cream and powder combo, and applying it the way Patrick Ta suggests, powder first then tapping the cream on top, ended up way too pigmented, just a little too much for my skin tone. The cream formula is something Korean brands already have tons of similar versions of. I'd give it a B to C. Some people will need it if they have a darker complexion, but I'm not interested anymore in this brand, so not really recommending it."

"What I was originally going to say about these products are they are not worth it. They're pretty useless for the price. I've never tried them. I've seen people try them online on their hands swatching them and it basically looks like dust. Makeup is meant to have pigment. It is a lightweight blush. However, here's what gets me about these products. The pigmentation, the depth, and the heaviness of your blend depends on you. You can use the most pigmented blush in the whole world ever and make it look blended out and faded out and less pigmented by using less product, less pigment, mixing it with a bit of your powder or put some of your other powder on top. You do not need to sell people a poorly pigmented powder for more than whatever the price is. I also don't think a lot of people need this. I don't think anyone in their everyday life needs this. I don't think any makeup artists need this. Really, a makeup artist will know how to blend and fade powder into another. It's not solving a problem. It's always the price point that gets me and in this case, everything else that goes around it. You also need to bear in mind as well that with a product like this that doesn't kick off that much pigment, technique matters as well. I've seen a lot of people say as well that a problem has been created for the sake of it."

"For blush, Patrick Ta has 20% off his entire website, and I felt like the blushes that anyone would love are these blush duos. I have two shades that I grabbed: Just Enough, which is this light pink, and She Goes to the Gym, which is one of my favorites. They're really really pigmented but so pretty. The fun part about those is you can take the cream after the powder."

"I want to go with Patrick Ta because you're going to get a cream and you're going to get a powder. We always start with cream, finish with powder. Patrick himself though likes to put powder and then top it with a cream. What my makeup artist did that I loved was she went cream then powder and then at the very end of the whole makeup look put a little bit more cream on top of the powder to just give a little dewiness."

"The formulas are meant to be together so they just work so beautifully. The color range is gorgeous, the finish is so incredible, and even though this color might seem intense it just isn't. When you apply it everything is so soft and works beautifully. I love, love, love it. I know Patrick Ta is not super cheap, but if you're looking for a new blush, these are just going to be my go-to for spring and summer."