This Fall Blush Shade Works For Any Skin Tone — No, Really

Perhaps the easiest cream blush to apply, Glossier’s Cloud Paint is one of the brand’s most popular products for good reason. A few finger taps of this rich mulberry and you’re in for an instant flush of color.

Despite the shade name, this cream blush is absolutely perfect for a fall look.

Extend your summer glow with this bronze-y mauve shade from Patrick TA that blends like an absolute dream.

Who says you can’t wear peach blush in the fall? e.l.f’s primer-infused blush is formulated to be long-wearing, so you don’t have to worry about your cheek color fading away.

You can’t go wrong with terracotta shades in the fall. A little goes a long way with this matte, liquid formula from Rare Beauty — you only need a tiny amount for full pigment.

This warm brown powder blush has a hint of gold shimmer for a subtle glow.

This blush trio is available in fair, medium, and deep shades, so there’s something for everyone. The creamy powder texture has a slight sheen, giving your cheeks the softest glow.

This baked blush is formulated with golden, pink, and copper pigments for a multidimensional look.

This buildable formula allows you to layer your blush without chalkiness or harsh lines. It’s available in nearly a dozen shades, but this warm rose color is great for a variety of tones.

This duo offers two complementary blushes so you can mix and match to create your desired shade.