Shades:
Eros Coral is the shade I will be reviewing, It is described as a rosy pink. It does come in two other shades: Chara Crimson (berry pink) and Philia Rose (warm pink).
Pigment and Application:
At first, Eros Coral looks like it will be an intense shade and you may think that it will not be flattering. It is nicely pigmented and blends out very easily. It can be applied more sheerly and is easy to build up. The application is very easy. You can use your fingers or a brush. I use my fingers to dot it on my cheeks and blend it out with a blush brush. It seems to work better and leave more color than just using your fingers.
Staying Power and Texture:
The subtle flush lasts all day without fading or running. The texture is similar to the Korres Lip Butters, but a touch less buttery. It does not feel greasy and doesn't leave an oliy look on my face, just a nice rosy glow
Packaging:
The packaging is what first drew me in. Korres is a Greek company, and I love classical Greek art and literature. The design of Eros Coral in particular caught my attention. It will also last you a long time. $25 for 0.21 oz seems like a lot, but it will be a very long time before you will need to buy anymore.
Extras and Overall Impression:
Like other cosmetics by Korres, the cheek butter is skin loving. It has ingredients like shea butter, white guava and vitamin C. These ingredients will keep skin moisturized and Vitamin C will protect the skin from the enviornment.
This is my favorite cheek product as of right now. It adds the perfect natural flush to any look and it can be built up. I give it a 5/5.
