When I saw the press release for the new Catrice products, this was the first thing to attract my attention apart from the Ten!Sentional primer. I've had nothing but great experience with Catrice' single blushes, their discontinued Defining Blushes are still one of the best formula I've tried (I like it a bit more than the new Box Blushes because it's more creamy). There are only two shade and the first looks like a basic coral, which I've grown tired off, but 020 It's Wine O'Clock looked more unique and special. I dig the mosaic pattern and it's one of the prettiest blushes Catrice made.

Texture: This is more creamy formula, but not super soft, which is why I was shocked to discover just how pigmented this is from the start. I did the usual swirl with a brush and immediately ended up with clown level cheeks. I have to be careful how much I apply, but keep in mind that I have a very pale skin tone. It's described as glowy and when I swatch it in a thick coat it has a healthy satin glow to it with very fine shimmer, but on my cheeks I can't get that and it looks matte. I don't know why, but Petra from Adjusting Beauty gets the glow with no problem.
Shade:020 It's Wine O'Clock is a medium muted pink-berry, a slight deviation from the regular cutesy pinks, though it has a similar look on the cheeks.
On the lips: Essence Draw the Line Instant Colour Lipliner 07 Eternal Beauty.
Staying power: Like most Catrice blushes it lasts well on my cheeks. Of course the base under it is...