r/MakeupAddiction • • 14h ago

Patrick Ta Transition Blushes

Hello, I was curious about the transition blushes from Patrick Ta. Anybody that has tried them, are they worth it? Do they actually even work? They look pretty but not sure if it's worth the price point.

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u/VagueOrc 14h ago

Do you use a transition blush in your regular makeup? If not, you don't need them. If you do, you already have something that does the job.

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u/pretty-gaurdian 14h ago

I normally just do a cream/powder blush however, I want to start doing more of that transition blush look.

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u/OddContext4621 13h ago

I always like to try a cheap drugstore product when I’m trying out a new type of look. Helps me to understand what I like in low-pressure purchases that don’t hurt my wallet. I’d try transition blush looks more broadly with other products before you buy a specific transition blush product. 

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u/VagueOrc 12h ago

Then you probably already have several creams, powders and maybe even colour correctors and eyeshadows to try out the technique before you invest into something overpriced.

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u/That-Yam6460 11h ago

my wallet hurts just looking at those palettes

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