Armani Beauty's recently launched Dolci Blush sticks are making a name for themselves in the beauty world, catching the attention of social media influencers and publication editors alike. The cream-to-powder hybrid formula is being lauded for its ability to create a natural, sun-kissed glow.
Among those seen sporting the blush is influencer Alix Earle, who shared a "soft glam" look featuring two shades. Mary Beth Barone also wore the blush to the Giorgio Armani Cruise show in June. The blush sticks are available in five shades, including mauve, cinnamon, apricot, rose, and caramel.
Page Six editors have tested the product, with Associate Shopping Editor Hannah Southwick noting its ease of blending and subtle pigmentation, which allows for buildable coverage without the risk of over-application. "I'll definitely be adding this to my beauty routine permanently," Southwick stated.
Elana Fishman, Style & Shopping Director at Page Six, expressed her enthusiasm for the product's buildable and blendable nature, highlighting the ample working time before the color sets. She also shared insights from an Armani Beauty masterclass with ambassador Carolina Gonzalez, who recommended applying a touch to the nose for a sun-kissed effect and suggested using foundation to blend out any excess color. Gonzalez also noted that the blush sticks can double as lip stains. Fishman's preferred shades are Rose Blush (shade 1) and Mauve Blush (shade 5), and she found that fingers worked as effectively as brushes for application.
The packaging of the Dolci Blush sticks is also noted for its aesthetic appeal, arriving in a pastry-inspired box. The product is described as a "cream-to-powder hybrid formula" that delivers a "perfect sun-kissed glow."