There are so many good blushes out there on the market and over the years I've found some drugstore favourites that are all under £10, some costing as little as £2.50.
Sleek Blush in Rose Gold £4.99
I've spoken about this blush being a possible dupe for NARs' orgasm before, I've done a swatch comparison for you down below. Rose Gold is more of a coral rose gold rather than a pink, which I quite like as it has a glorious glow to it.
Makeup Revolution Reloaded Blush in Swoon £3.95
Although this exact shade isn't available anymore, they have plenty more shades to choose from. In the pan, this colour can look quite daunting, but once blended on the skin it's a nice matte watermelon-type pink, which adds a nice flush to the skin.
L'Oreal Paris True Match Blush in Rosewood £7.99
This is the most expensive blush in this blog post. It's a small compact which holds a mirror on the back. The colour itself is a really pretty deep rose with an iridescent pink shift to it when you hit the light, it's quite unique!
MUA Blushed Matte Blush Powder in Papaya Whip £2.50
Another matte blush, but this one is a little cheaper. These blushes are a little more powdery than the others but that doesn't affect the colour pay off once on the skin as these are buildable. Papaya Whip is an orange sherbet shade and depending on your skin tone, it can be built up for more of a dominant colour pay off.
MUA Blushed Matte Blush Powder in Rouge Punch £2.50
The original floral design of these blushes is so pretty! Rouge Punch is a similar shade to the MUR one but, it's more of a muted dusty rose shade which is really lovely.

Swatches L-R: Sleek, NARS, L'Oreal, MUR, MUA Rouge Punch, MUA Payapa Whip.

Those are just a few of the blushes from the drugstore which won't break the bank! What are your favourite drugstore blushes, especially those that are under £10? Have you tried any of these before? Thanks for reading,

Charlotte x
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