Sabrina Carpenter's go-to blush that 'blends out beautifully' and 'lasts all day'
Sabrina Carpenter is constantly serving dreamy, baby doll beauty looks - and one of her go-to makeup products happens to be pretty affordable. Last year, the 26-year-old pop singer revealed that her blusher of choice is from none other than Makeup by Mario, costing £30.
During a TikTok interview with Who What Wear, Sabrina shared the exact products in her makeup bag, including Makeup by Mario's Soft Pop Plumping Blush Veil in the shade: Rose Crush. "This is my obsession right now," she said.
"Me writing everything down so I can buy immediately," one person commented underneath. According to the Sephora website, where this blush is available to purchase, the cream formula plumps and hydrates the skin, thanks to ingredients like hyaluronic acid, while its pearlescent pigments deliver a luminous finish.
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Not only has the product earned Sabrina's seal of approval, but it has also impressed hundreds of Sephora shoppers, with many leaving it a five-star review. One said: "Beautiful blush, very natural colour and finish. I love the cream texture, it's easy to apply over foundation or sunscreen."
As someone who has been embracing the baby doll blush trend this year, a similar product I recommend is the Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Liquid Blush. This costs £15 at Space NK, and is perfect for emulating Sabrina's rosy glow.
The incredibly lightweight formula offers long-lasting colour that stays all day. For those who are new to blush, this Morphe Cheek Thrills Face Trio, £19 from LookFantastic, is a great way to discover which type of formula is most suitable.
It provides a trio of blushers in powder, cream and shimmered balm finishes. In reviews for Sabrina's go-to Makeup by Mario blush, many beauty fans have raved about its 'buildable' texure, while others are happy with the longevity.
A delighted customer wrote: "The best blush i've ever used! So pigmented, easy to blend, and lasts all day!" Someone else said: "I love this blush.
@It's so buildable and I feel like I can use it on a no-makeup look and also with heavy makeup. It blends out beautifully both ways."
Yet, the Soft Pop Plumping Blush wasn't suitable for everyone. One person said: "It's so pretty, but it accentuates my pores.
"I'm so bummed because I really wanted to keep this, but unfortunately, I've got to return it." Makeup by Mario's Soft Pop Plumping Blush Veil comes in a range of six different shades, from pale pink to soft plum hues, making it easy to find one for every skin tone.
It can be applied with the brand's F1 Makeup Brush (£32), or tapped on with the fingertips for a more natural finish.
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