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The PrimaPrix blush that recalls Rhode’s viral product and costs much less

Makeup has a new star, and it is taking social media by storm. Natural-looking, luminous blushes have become one of the most sought-after beauty products, driven especially by brands such as Rhode. Hailey Bieber’s brand has just officially arrived in Spain, and its popular blushes are already attracting interest among beauty enthusiasts in Zaragoza and Aragon, although buying one requires a considerable outlay.
The PrimaPrix blush that recalls Rhode’s viral product and costs much less

That is precisely why affordable alternatives are once again gaining ground. Achieving that rosy, luminous cheek effect without spending too much is possible thanks to options found in low-cost chains. One of them is currently available at PrimaPrix: MET’s Pop Blush, which comes in different shades and has a buildable finish.

ABOUT THE MET POP BLUSH

The MET Pop Blush has a lightweight, easy-to-blend formula that adds color to the cheeks while maintaining a natural, luminous result. It is available in several shades, making it suitable for different makeup looks and preferences.

MET Pop Blush. Photo: PrimaPrix

One of its main features is its buildable finish. This allows users to start by applying a small amount and gradually increase the intensity until they achieve the desired result.

But the feature most likely to attract attention is its price of 2.85 euros. This is considerably less than other blushes that have recently gone viral, making MET’s product an affordable option for joining the trend.

WHERE TO BUY IT IN ZARAGOZA

The blush is sold at PrimaPrix, so anyone looking for it in Zaragoza can visit the chain’s stores in the city.

As is usually the case with PrimaPrix’s catalog, the availability of certain items may depend on the store and the stock available at any given time. The shades in stock may also vary.

For this reason, anyone interested in a particular shade can check its availability at their nearest store before buying it.

About this article: Originally published in Spanish by AragonDigital.es and—following a selection process by our journalists—made available to the international audience of AragonDaily.com. Both newspapers belong to companies within the ARAGON DIGITAL GROUP.