The design is pretty, and the three-tone gradient with embossed details looks glamorous, making it a valuable collectible product. Personally, I think shade 5 is the most eye-catching and beautiful. The matte blush has a soft, velvety finish, but unlike Korean brands, it doesn't feel heavy, dry, or emphasize pores and texture. Instead, it applies smoothly and evenly for a natural, radiant look. The center shade is especially vibrant and gorgeous - a coral-pink with a slight fluorescent tone, but it doesn't apply too thickly or intensely. Instead, it blends in seamlessly for a sheer, natural flush. Even the cool-toned pink at the bottom seems a bit more luminous than typical shades of this color, which is exactly what I was looking for.

The size is a bit smaller than expected, so I don't use all three shades, but I already have very similar products in these colors anyway. For those who prefer more compact and portable products or don't want to spend too much, the lavender shade could be a good option.

The photo was taken in natural sunlight, so it appears slightly warmer. Each Flower Nose collection has blushes with different textures and finishes, and this one is the kind of blush that Korean beauty enthusiasts would consider a reliable, versatile option that works well with any brush. Compared to brands like Daisy or Rom&, the quality is significantly better. For those who prefer a more intense, opaque color payoff like the Rom& style, rather than a more refined, transparent finish, I'd recommend the Strawberry collection or the A Midsummer Night's Dream collection, as they have a slightly softer, more buildable formula. And for those seeking a luxurious, baked blush finish, the Swan Ballet blush would be a great choice.