Duos Powder - Dúo de polvos

Bad Smell

Presentation is well done, I liked the packaging and the colors. Sadly I didn't get to use it because I couldn't stand the foul odor that came with it. I had to return it.

Best Cool Toned color combo

A perfect cool toned duo for winter! Easy to layer and feels weightless on my skin!

Stunning blush

I've been reaching for this powder blush when I want a quick swipe of colour that will instantly sculpt and add dimension to my face. The colour pay-off is great (a little goes a long way) and it lasts all day. The petal / biscuit duo is an easy to wear, universally flattering combination that goes with everything, but I've also loved the coquette / mimi powder blush duo for a lighter, brighter look. Love them both!

I returned it ! It’s too dark for me

I use coquette and Mimi ! I love the product It is so easy to apply and you can carry it in Your bag . It has made putting on my makeup so easy. Its

I ordered 4 so you don't have to

Ordered 4 of the 6 Powder Duos so you don't have to! Petal & Biscuit: If you can only buy 1, choose this one. These are the OG colors for a reason and are the most universally flattering on anyone. I would categorize this as more for cool or neutral skin tones. Tulle & Truffle: I thought this was going to end up being too dark on me but I loved the pink/purple blush so I had to try it. I'm was surprised to find out it was not. The darker contrast really worked with my medium skin tone. Will look great in summer when I'm tan. Suede & Sable: This looks very, very similar to Petal & Biscuit but for warm skin tones. If you're warm, get this one. Coquette & Mimi: Similar sentiment. More suited for warm skin tone IMO. The peach shade was really pretty but pretty light. I had to use a heavy hand for it to appear and then it didn't look that different from some of the others. Also, too warm for my skin tone. Ultimately I ended up keeping Petal & Biscuit and Tulle & Truffle.

Strong chemical smell and burnt my skin!

I was very hopeful for this product, especially in this price range. Unfortunately it was a big dissapointment. Surprisingly it has a very strong chemical smell, and when I used the bronzer as a shadow on my eyelids it burn my skin badly. I've never had an allergic reaction to any makeup product before, so this being a "clean" beauty product has me asking what is in it??

Adorable packaging

I received this product in exchange for my honest review. I received the colors petal and biscuit, which I found pair well with minimal/ no make-up looks. The blush has a nice velvety texture and blends out easily.

Buildable pigmentation

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] The Westman Atelier Baby Cheeks Powder Blush Duo offers a luxurious experience with its finely milled, talc-free powder that blends seamlessly into the skin. The duo features two complementary shades: a deeper hue for sculpting and a lighter tone for a natural flush.

Strong chemical smell

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] Good color payoff and great packaging! Feels pretty heavy on skin and has a fairly strong chemical smell. A decent product but not one I’ll reach for often.

Absolutely adore these shades together. This product blends well and immediately warms up my complexion. Powder is extremely compact and very little to no fallout. Great pigment with a natural look. Packahing feels expensice.

Beautiful Sculpting Power Duo!

These high quality powders glide on smoothly and are long lasting. The packaging is lovely and the Petal/Biscuit color combo works great with my light skin. I just wish they were refillable and that you could choose your own shades.

For Those Looking to Achieve a Natural Look

I kindly received the Baby Cheeks Powder Blush Duo in the shade Petal & Biscut in exchange for my honest review. To start, I think the packaging is gorgeous. It is a slim, pink, metal component that feels high quality. There are two shades inside: a blush and a contour shade. The shade Petal & Biscut has a light, rosy-peach/pink shade of blush. It also has a contour shade that appears to be medium intensity and a cool-ish, almost pink in my opinion, undertone. I believe the undertone of the contour shade is meant to complement the pink tone of the blush, which I do appreciate. Just looking at the shades, I thought the blush looked just right in intensity for my light-medium neutral toned skin and the contour a little off toned and darker than what I usually go for. However, due to the sheer pigment of the formula, both the blush and contour shades appear much lighter in intensity than in the pan. I find that I have to build up a few layers to obtain my desired result. This is not necessarily a bad thing; I enjoy how easily it blends and how it doesn’t appear patchy or dirty on the face. For my personally preference, I don’t believe this product in this shade adds enough definition to my face/enough impact for me to wear alone. I enjoy this product a lot more when paired with cream products underneath. Otherwise, it is just a little too natural for me. Especially the blush shade, which is a little too light for me. I end up using the blush more as a highlighting blush - one that I put more towards the center of my face since it is so light in color and pigment. Then I go in with a slightly deeper blush with more pigment on my cheekbones. But I don’t always have the time or patience to be putting on multiple blushes and I assume many others do not have the luxury of time either. At this price point, it should be a one-and-done product. I’m tempted to try another shade to see if that alleviates my gripes; howev