I have this in "pin up". I layered this over matte peachy blushes for that oomph. The blush is a bit powdery when you run your brush over it but when applied to the face it doesn't go on powdery. It goes on nice a smooth and blends nicely. It's not very pigmented which is why I layer it to give my other blushes an effect. I happened to choose one with more brown in it therefore it shows up on my skintone but if I use just the peachy color it can work as a highlight.

Overall I definitely recommend this blush because it's great value and is a great way to try out "mineralized" products.

I have mine in two shades: "Honeymoon", and "Living Doll". These are baked blushes and they are sooooo beautiful! They are very pigmented, they last all day, and they are not too shimmery. For the price you can't beat these blushes! They are beautiful and vibrant wet or dry.

Its an okay product! I like it a lot but it does not translate well in photos which always fools me. It goes on sheer, its actually very hard to build it up, but I am very heavy handed so I sort of need that. Its a very good natural looking blush, it just ads a touch of colour to the cheeks, perfect for work or a really barely there makeup face.
In comparison to its Mac counterparts, well, I cant compare. Mac is much more pigmented and, how should I put this, sophicticated. The beauty of MSF is that you get a rich yet subtle colour, its pearly and soft looking. It hugs your cheeks in and captures light, it highlights and gives you a healthy flush. Hard Candy just doesnt do all that. It looks flat and feels slightly chalkier.

*for refference I have my Petticoat in mind above <3