It's a universal shade: a gorgeous strawberry red with millions of tiny golden sparkles in it. When Bourjois was absent on the Hungarian market for half a year or so, it was this shade of blush that ladies missed the most.

This one has a funny story. I saw this back in December and thought this was an eye-shadow because it was placed separately from blushes and it was also a new shade. I very much liked the idea of a peachy shadow infused with rose and golden shimmer but I couldn't buy it as I had no money with me at the time. A few days later I went back, this time actually read the label and found out that this was a blush. I bought it anyway, because I thought I could use it as both an eye-shadow and a blush. Well I can, although it's a pit too "red" for my lids and a bit too orangy on my cheeks, so what I do now is swipe the brush over this one and Lils D'Or and it's simply beautiful! :-) Also, I mix this with Rose Tentation (see next swatches!) and get a gorgeous, peachy pink shade with gold, rose-pink and green shimmer!

This one looks best when used wet. It's a cotton-candy pink with tons of green and gold shimmer.

A strange one, as I can never really decide if it's brown or green... But then again, it's most probably green because whenever I wear it, I need to be very careful, otherwise I'll end up with orangy-brown circles around my eyes. Again, this looks better when applied wet and you can bring out the most of it if you pair it with Rose Tentation (you put that one into the inner corners of your eyes).