This Summer, Jill Stuart released these Jelly Blushers in five limited edition shades. I chose the two cheek colors that enticing me the most: 03 Swinging Chorus and 05 Let Vibrate.


Housed in a glass jar with a printed silver floral motif and an octagonal-shaped, round-cut mirrored lid, the Jelly Blushers contain 6g of product. 


The blushes have a  moist, bouncy, whipped mousse consistency. They're very pigmented; so, only a small amount is needed. Also, while blending, I found the Jelly blushes have a subtle cooling sensation. The finish is a beautiful, dewy, translucent, pop of color that awakens the face. These Jelly Blushers do contain micro shimmers, but they're refined (I want to stress that it's not juvenile glitter); aiding in the dewy sheen, without migrating all over the place.

 From left to right: 03 Swinging Chorus, 05 Let Vibrate.

03 Swinging Chorus: a milky, cantaloupe-orange.

05 Let Vibrate: a milky, watermelon-red.


Overall, I'm very pleased with the look and wear (about 5-6 hours) of the Jelly Blushes. The one thing I dislike, is their sweet rose fragrance. Thankfully, it goes away after a few seconds. Jill Stuart Jelly Blushes retail for 2,940 ($30.89).

Looking gorgeous one lipstick at a time.

10 comments:

  1. Damn I miss this collection again and they are LE!!! I have their jelly eyes and I do love their bouncy texture....

    and let's vibrate looks good!!!

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    1. I believe these blushers are still available, do you want me to pick them up for you?

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  2. thanks for your swatches! i just realized they use the old eye jelly jars packaging for their jelly blush!! :)

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    1. You're welcome :) and you're absolutely right Jenni, the packaging is the same.

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  3. Ah Jill Stuart never fails to impress with their packaging! Both colours seems so pretty and wearable!

    M.May

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  4. Ooo! Ooo! Ooooo! Swinging Chorus is captivating.

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