The Best Drugstore Blush Dupes to Fake a Gorgeous Flush

There's no need to contour with this creamy one-swipe application. It's made to fit perfectly with the grooves of your face to give your cheeks a pop of pink and highlight your cheekbones at the same time.

We’re definitely heart-eyed over this compact, which has reflective pearls to give your cheeks a vibrant rosiness. Fun fact: It's made with natural plant extracts and violet scents that are said to create a rush of endorphins upon application.

Two is better than one: Made from a mixture of matte and shimmery shades, this Milani blush draws inspiration from terra cotta and is streaked with glowing glitter for a warm finish.

If you don't like chalky powders, jelly is the way to go. Formulated with hydrating oils and vitamins, this formula is nourishing and effective without the stickiness.

Don't worry too much with shade-matching when it comes to Maybelline's iconic formula. This blush will seamlessly match your skin tone and add the perfect amount of color to enhance it naturally. 

Throwing it back to the 80’s, Wet n' Wild's collab is inspired by the best arcade game of all time (don't @ me). With four shade options to choose from, your makeup game will be hitting all the right points. 

Just one swipe gives your cheeks a sheer and lightweight finish (no brush needed). Plus, it's infused with aloe to keep your cheeks super hydrated.

For those days where you don't want to look like you tried, this easy-to-blend blush will give you that perfect no-makeup vibe. It matches your skin tone and texture to conceal any unwanted bumps, while delivering a natural finish for a barely-there effect. 

They say great things come in small packages. This no-fuss option comes in the cutest compact and offers a quick blush touch-up for an on-the-go glow.

This bouncy blush has a buildable formula that allows you to get from subtle glow to more intense color (without overkill).

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