The secret to a sun-kissed glow in SECONDS: Famed brand Charlotte Tilbury launches new blush sticks that blur, brighten, and lift
Looking for that one product to give you unreal skin? Charlotte Tilbury has just released a brand-new addition to the Unreal Skin collection, and this one is set to deliver your healthiest, most gorgeously summer-kissed glow yet.
Designed to give you that post-holiday glow without stepping foot on a beach, the new Charlotte Tilbury Unreal Blush Healthy Glow Sticks promise luminous, sun-kissed cheeks in seconds – and it's set to be your next makeup obsession.
Charlotte Tilbury Unreal Blush Healthy Glow Sticks
Designed to deliver the same smoothing, blurring and illuminating effects as the Unreal Skin Sheer Glow Tint Hydrating Foundation Stick but with that added flush, the Unreal Blush Healthy Glow Sticks deliver a juicy wash of colour with a smooth, hydrating balm texture that glides on effortlessly – no mirror needed.
Available in a sunset spectrum of six universally flattering shades and infused with Unreal Blush Pearlescent Pigments, each shade stretches across every skin tone to leave a stunning flush that lasts up to eight hours.
Get a free deluxe size of Magic Cream (7ml) & Setting Spray (15ml) when you spend £70 online at Charlotte Tilbury. This offer ends on June 25, 2025.
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If, like much of the beauty community, you can't get enough of Charlotte Tilbury's bestselling Unreal Skin Sheer Glow Tint Hydrating Foundation Stick, then these new blush sticks are set to become a fresh favourite in your beauty arsenal.
Designed to deliver the same smoothing, blurring and illuminating effects but with that added flush, the Unreal Blush Healthy Glow Sticks deliver a juicy wash of colour with a smooth, hydrating balm texture that glides on effortlessly – no mirror needed.
Makeup artist to the stars Charlotte Tilbury MBE and her record-breaking beauty brand have been wowing beauty buffs for years with viral, easy-to-use products – with recent releases including the iconic Unreal Skin Sheer Glow Tint Hydrating Foundation Stick as well as the stunning Pillow Talk Beauty Soulmates Palettes.
But if you've been on the hunt for the perfect stick blush formula, then this new release from the brand is set to be the ideal, skin-perfecting choice.
'Darlings, do you want to create all the blush trends you see on social media, red carpets and runways? I have decoded blush with my new! Unreal Blush Healthy Glow Sticks!' Charlotte Tilbury MBE shared in an official press release.
'I have always been obsessed with the way skin blushes when you are looking and feeling your best, like when you've spent the day on the beach – you look fresh, youthful and healthy and you're glowing with confidence!
'I want everyone, everywhere to be able to mimic that beautifying look, anytime, anywhere, so I have innovated an unreal holiday glow-up in a stick with my speedy, easy Unreal Blush.'
But what makes these stunning new blush sticks so special?
With an effortless, glow-glide balm texture, these Charlotte Tilbury cream blush sticks are supercharged with the same skin barrier defence matrix as the Unreal Skin Hydrating Foundation Stick, clinically proven to improve the look and feel of skin both instantly and over time.
Infused with Colour Light Mapping Mesh Tech™, a magic blend of light-mapping Pearlescent Pigments, smoothing Emollients and Glow Moisture Mesh, these blushes instantly re-texturise, blur and lift the skin's appearance, glazing cheeks in a juicy, dream-sheen, luminous blush of colour.
But the sticks don't just make your skin look good on the surface, working to improve your skin's health from the inside, too, as Skin-loving CollageneerTM and Hyaluronic Acid help lock in hydration for up to 24 hours and strengthen the skin barrier for smoother, plumper-looking skin.
The blush sticks from Charlotte Tilbury are set to become your summer staple for that juicy, glazed and luminous pop of colour in seconds
Available in a sunset spectrum of six universally flattering shades and infused with Unreal Blush Pearlescent Pigments, each shade stretches across every skin tone to leave a stunning flush that lasts up to eight hours.
These stunning shades include Pretty Glow, a dreamy lilac hue; Peachy Glow, a poppy peach; Berry Glow, a rich berry; Pinky Glow, a vibrant cool pink; Cherry Glow, a deep cherry red; and Rosy Glow, a warm rosy pink.
Perfect for bigger looks and no-makeup days, and boasting a buildable, blendable formula that's as easy to use as simply gliding on and blending out, these blush sticks are set to become your summer staple for that juicy, glazed and luminous pop of colour in seconds.
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