cloud crush blush 5 gram velvet crush

Too Faced Cloud Crush Blush is a pressed powder that aims for soft edges rather than a sharp stripe of colour. The formula is infused with a blend of flower extracts, built to go on light and build up, and it comes in two finishes — a diffused satin and a diffused matte.

What it actually does

• Blurs instead of stamping. Too Faced designed the powder around a diffused effect, so the colour fades out at the edges rather than sitting as a defined patch.
• Starts sheer and builds. Coverage is light by design, which gives you room to layer until the intensity is where you want it.
• Feels cushiony, not chalky. The brand describes the texture as a smooth velvet powder that wears close to the skin.
• Natural finish in two options. Pick diffused satin for a soft sheen or diffused matte for a flatter look — the formulation is a pressed powder either way.
• 93% naturally derived. Per Too Faced, that's the proportion of naturally derived ingredients in the formula, which also carries a flower extract blend.
• Scented like a tropical beach — the brand's own words, so expect a noticeable fragrance when you open it.
• Free of parabens, and listed by the brand as vegan and cruelty-free.

How to use

1. Draw an X on the apple of the cheek with a blush brush, then blend it out using a circular O motion. Repeat until the colour reads the way you want.
2. Go light on the first pass. Too Faced's own advice is to build in thin layers rather than loading the brush.
3. Adjust the placement to your face shape. The brand's guidance: on a round face, angle the colour along the high points of the cheek and blend inward; on an oval face, run it vertically from the top of the cheek down to the apple; on a square face, begin at the apple and blend straight across toward the ear in a horizontal line; on a heart-shaped face, start at the apple and sweep upward in a vertical line toward the top of the ear.

Is it right for you?

Questions

What's the difference between diffused satin and diffused matte?

Both share the same blurring approach. The satin option leaves a low-key sheen on the cheek; the matte option finishes flat. Neither is a glitter or shimmer finish — the overall effect Too Faced is after is natural in both cases.

Does it smell strong?

There is a scent, and Too Faced leans into it — they compare it to a tropical beach. If you avoid fragranced makeup on principle, treat that as the main caution with this one.

How do I keep it from looking patchy?

Tap off the excess, place it with the X shape, then blend in the O motion the brand recommends. Because coverage is light, patchiness usually comes from applying too much at once rather than from the formula.

How long does delivery take?

Delivery takes 3 to 21 working days, depending on availability. Shades held in stock ship at the shorter end; shades we bring in for you sit at the longer end.

How can I pay?

Credit card, debit card, Instapay and mobile wallets. We don't take cash on delivery.

What if the pan arrives broken?

Send us a photo within 1 day of delivery. Returns are accepted for defective, damaged or expired items only, and once confirmed we refund to the original payment method within 15–30 days.