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Wearing Milani Baked Blush in Luminoso

The long-running Unsung Heroes series here on Makeup and Beauty Blog features some of our all-time favorite permanent collection products.
Blush was the last, most recent category of makeup I got into, because I?m really fair, and while I?d say that my skin tone is generally more neutral, I do still get rosy. Since I thought that the point of foundation was to even out your skin tone, and getting rosy plays into that, I guess I just figured that blush was sort of a contradiction and would work against my efforts. So I rocked a pale face for a long time. Then, well, I found Luminoso.
I?m pretty sure it was the first blush I ever tried, too, and what a good choice it was. It?s not just pink, and it?s not just peach. I feel like it?s the color that was meant to be there, like its found a home on my face.
Milani?s baked blushes are wonderful, and they?re not just good for the price (around 7 bucks). They?re good across the board.
I feel like Luminoso, especially, is kind of a one-stop shop. It isn?t matte, and it isn?t overly sparkly. It?s just a healthy peachy glow with a slight and ...