NEW DIOR ROSY GLOW BLUSH SHADES!! ALL THREE! TOO MANY REPEATS?

Oh my gosh, you guys. I just gave Dior so much of my money because they've launched all of our favorite... well, actually this one formula's got a lot of haters, but they launched a lot of very popular formulas in new shades, so today I'm going to demo for you all of the new shades. I have all three of the new blush shades, I have all three of the new lip glow oil shades, and then I have a couple other formulas from the lilac collection. So how I'm going to organize this is by each color, but if you aren't aware, Dior... I just said it. They've launched multiple colors in their most popular formulations. The big one, the big one worth talking about is they launched three new shades of the infamous Dior rosy blushes, so I'm going to demo all of them for you compared to what I already have. I've already done some demos on TikTok. The only one I haven't tested yet is the new bronze glow color. I purchased these after the fact, after I was like FOMO, so these are my first impressions, but the other two colors I have tested. So first we're going to get into the pink lilac collection because I have everything that launched in the collection. So we'll get started with the The new pink lilac blush is in new beautiful lavender packaging. My favorite. I normally find colors like this to be quite unflattering on me, so I wasn't too hopeful about this, but I was pleasantly surprised. So the big question on this one was, are we going to have pigment with this? And two, how similar is it to the OG pink? So here's the OG pink and the lilac. They do look pretty close. I'm not going to lie. I can definitely see that one's purple and one's pink. Let's swatch them. Here's the lilac. You can see not much picked up. I feel like it's already gotten hard pan. I've only used it a couple times. That one's the pink. Here's the lilac. I ain't gonna lie to you guys. This swatch is like, oh my gosh. Literally I'm getting nothing from this. I knew these weren't going to be alike, but this is compared to the berry, which is the other purple blush in the Dior collection. Not worth swatching. Anyways, I'm turning my lights down so you can really see the true color to this. I'm using a Haley's Beauty blush brush. Let's see. So I'm really getting my blush in here. This is infamous for having no pigment. I swear it has pigment, but on my skin tone, the look is like a watercolor effect. On deeper skin tones, this isn't going to be for you. So let's see what pigment we can get from this. Okay, I'm glad I waited to review this because in my first impressions TikTok, I got a good amount of pigment with this. Enough pigment, but it has already started to hard pan. So on, I want to say probably my fourth use of this, like I need to get a stiffer brush in order to get the pigment. If you just saw how hard I dipped in there, there you go. But here's the thing, you guys. It looks so pretty on the cheeks and this is a very expensive product. These blushes are $40. So I know a lot of you are like, I'm not paying $40 to have to use my arm strength to get some pigment. So I've been back and forth about this formula in general. Overall, I really like this formula because I just think it gives the prettiest watercolor veil over the skin. But if you ain't about that, I totally get it. It is a little crazy, but here's the lilac. I think it's pulled more pink on the cheek. It's definitely more on the cooler side comparing it to the pink one on the cheek. I think it's beautiful. I'm going to wash this brush. Okay, and well, I just did the wrong brush. Wiping it on my Sigma switch. I'm going to show you what rosy looks like so you can compare. So overall, I think the two are very similar on the cheek. So if you already have the original pink blush, I don't think that you need the lilac. But if you don't have the pink and you're in between the pink and the lavender, whatever undertone you have, pick the color that's going to flatter you the most. If you tend to have a cooler undertone, purples look a little bit better on you, go with the lilac. More warmer tones, definitely go with the pink. But it just depends on what you're looking for. You can see they have the same effect on the cheek, the same kind of look, but a little bit of a different tone. I don't think there's use in having both. So yeah, that's what the lilac looks like. I also have the other three formulas that launched in the pink lilac shade that I wanted to show you. First of which, the maximizer formula. I mostly buy the shimmery maximizer formulas. But how pretty does this one look? I mean, this is the same classic packaging. So this is also $40. Everything in this video is $40. From the lips, the blush, by the way. That's why I didn't mention the price. Let me show you the swatch. Big question, is this going to be clear? It kind of is. But I do see the tint. Let me show you. You can see that lavender milkiness. I think what really brings this color out is a pink background. Just a little bit of a pink lip liner or a purpley mauve lip liner. And it really brings out the purple in the lip gloss from what I've tested. Here I have like a nude lip liner, just to get the foundation lips off a little bit. So here's how this looks. I can tell you, for $40, a lot of you are not going to be happy about this. This doesn't give a lot of pigment. I do love the lavender milkiness. It adds to the lips and with the right lip liner, it's gorgeous. And this formula, so nice. In the grand scheme of things, is this worth $40? No. It's pretty clear. But that's what that looks like. That's for you to decide. Let's now put on the lip oil. I do love me a good Dior lip oil. Now, lip oils from Dior are another one of those things where they just don't have a lot of pigment. They never did. Yeah, that's the pink lilac. Pretty clear, but pretty much every Dior lip oil I've purchased ever has been clear, unless it's been really, really dark. But I do feel like the color starts to come through when paired with a good lip liner. It's that same beautiful Dior lip oil formulation. I love the Dior lip oil formulation. But yeah, that's what this one looks like. But I do feel like it's bringing out the pink of my lips underneath. And last one is the lip glow. I'm not as familiar with this formula. I have one other shade and I said, gosh, it gives you no color whatsoever. So I wanted to see about the lilac to see what they could do here. I think the packaging of this is beyond stunning. Here's what the product looks like. Let me swatch it for you. This one leaves the biggest tint behind of all three colors and it gives a really pretty stained look to the lips. I think this one might be my favorite of the lip products. It looks like it would be sheer upon first swipe look, but you see how the pink comes through with a couple more swatches over. So definitely layer this on the lips. So it's like a really comfortable lip balm and you can see the difference of how it brings out my natural lip color compared to the top. I really, really like this. I swear it's so funny on like short form people, like you don't know me and my videos. They were swearing up and down that I was lying about this because I had a little bit of lip liner on, but I just didn't have enough time to explain that. Didn't think I had to. And they're like, you're lying. It has no color. But like it actually does. I didn't make it up. It wasn't the lip liner. I like this a lot. But none of these lip shades are impactful at all. Do you need all three of these? Definitely not. I mean, these are all like pretty much clear. But here's the thing with Dior. I think it's worth having one of each formula because while the pigment level on these are very non-existent, I really love the formulas of these. So if you don't have any of these formulas, like I think that the Dior, this one's actually worth having multiple colors of. It's beautiful. The lip oil, have one. I love it. This, you only need one, but I love it. The blush, again between these two, you only need one. But that's the lilac. Next color that we have is Poppy Coral. I only have the blush and the lip oil in this one. Let's do the blush. I thought the blush looked pretty close packaging wise to Cherry. So I'm going to show you Poppy Coral versus Cherry. I can tell you now, Poppy Coral gives me a lot more pigment compared to the Pink Lilac. So here's Poppy Coral. And this is one that definitely builds up on the cheek better than it swatches. And here, this deeper one is the shade Cherry. Then swatching Cherry right here, which this looks like there is going to be quite a large difference, but we are going to see on the cheeks. I'm starting off with Poppy Coral. Not gonna have to dig into there. And then look at this pretty wash of warmth it gives over the cheek. I feel like this is a phenomenal summer color. Gonna get a little bit more. And I'm going lighter because in my original first impressions, I dug in like I dug in with the lighter ones and it was way too obnoxious on my skin tone. So you can build this up pigment level wise. It just gives more, but it still gives that really pretty watercolor effect that I talk about with these blushes. So yeah, this one's going to give you more pigment, a little bit more bang for your buck if that's what you're looking for. Like you want it to show up, you know? Because I just can't imagine with those lighter ones, anybody darker than me being easy to apply. Beautiful summer color. Not something I'm necessarily comfortable with. I don't wear blush like this a lot, but beautiful. And I'm just going to show you Cherry on the other cheek. Now Cherry is also extremely pigmented, so I'm going to go light handed. So here's the thing. I feel like they swatch a lot more different than they look. Well, they look a lot more different swatched than they do actually dispersed on the face. There's a little bit of a different undertone that you can see here. Like this one has a little bit more pink Cherry. I mean, Poppy Coral is more of a true coral, but they give a similar effect. So again, I'm going to say if you have Cherry already, you probably don't need Poppy Coral. I do like the look of Poppy Coral better though. So if you are looking between these two, you have a couple of different options here, but you only need one, I would say. But I love Poppy Coral. I think it's fun. Let me quickly show you the Poppy Coral Lip Oil. I'm always hopeful that these are going to surprise me with the pigment. You can see it does have that little red tint. Let's apply it. They are so lucky that I love this formula because it does give a little bit of a tint. It does bring out the natural redness of my lips. Formula over color though here. Pretty. It is like I'm not going to lie. It's a pretty lip oil, but it also doesn't give you a lot for $40. Who's the sucker though? Because I bought all of them, but I'm just saying realistically, if I didn't do this for a job, I wouldn't buy all of these lip oils. I just wouldn't. Okay, that's Poppy Coral. Let's pull out Bronze Glow. And last shade that I have is Bronze Glow. Now, I originally didn't purchase this one because I didn't think that this color would look good on me because Mahogany, when all the new colors launched, I purchased Mahogany and it wasn't made for my skin tone. It just, it was not. So I thought that this would be a repeat of that. It might be. We're gonna see. I gave Mahogany away to a friend that it would work on. Might have to do this one as well. So let's swatch it. Unfortunately, I don't have Mahogany to swatch for you guys, but I was curious if this could work as like a bronzer, blusher, and bronzer combo here. A little bit of a like a golden shift to it. Really subtle, but really pretty. I did put on a little bit of cream bronzer, but maybe I should not have. Oh, okay. I'm kind of scared though. Okay, I'm just gonna go like that. Let's see. I'm going for the not dirty look, hopefully, because this is obviously not made for my skin tone, you guys. But just like one little dab in there. That looks really good. I feel like it has a little bit of redness to it that you might not like, but that's kind of a good blonder for me. Let me make sure there wasn't any pink residue on that brush. We'll switch it up to make sure. Yeah, one thing that I found with the Mahogany is the imprints. The brush picked up on the imprints here, and I couldn't blend it out on my skin, because my skin is so light. So you saw like the Dior imprints on my face. I'm not seeing that with this. I like this way better than Mahogany. I feel like this is definitely workable on my skin tone as a bridge between bronzer and blush, or if you don't want that pop of color on the cheek. That adds like just a little bit. Oh, no, I like this. It's not a traditional style blush for me. If I didn't do this as a job, I would not have purchased this if I'm being 100% honest with you, and I probably wouldn't recommend it. That's very pretty. Low-key prettier than the others. Like, look at that. It's not completely flat. I'm shocked. This is very pretty. I also have the Bronze Glow lip oil, which I'm hopeful will give us some pigment. Let's see. All I want in this world is the Dior lip oil formulation, but with more colors. Okay, that doesn't look like much pigment. Like, tell me, does this look much more different than Poppy Coral? Oh, it's a little deeper. I did a little something. I also do have the lip oil in the shade Mahogany, which is a little deeper. Bronze Glow on the top, Mahogany on the bottom. Okay. Okay, you know what would be really pretty? See, you know, we have Bronze Glow back here. I'm like, oh, no more. Just finish up the front of the cheek with Poppy Coral. Yes, indeed. That's very pretty. Okay, now I want you to take a moment, maybe go back and take a look again. Tell me which set of shades was your favorite. Was it Lilac? Pink Lilac? Was it Pink Lilac? Was it... Why am I brain farting? Was it Pink Lilac? Was it Poppy Coral? Or was it Bronze Glow? I honestly like... Bronze Glow might be my favorite. I don't know. It's just, it definitely exceeded my expectations way more than the others. So, I don't know. Maybe that would be the one that I would reach for the most, per se. But I think that's a really pretty summer bronze color on me. It might be my favorite. I don't know. I do like the Pink Lilac, even though it's hard panning and not worth it. I love that color on me. Okay, anyways. If you were debating between any of the three colors, I hope that this video helped you out. Let me know your thoughts about these products down below, and I'll catch you guys in the next one. Bye, guys. Have a good one.