Your Perfect Blush? PH Matchmaker Blush- Physician's Formula

I have been wanting to purchase Stila's Custom Color Blush in Pink for months now, but the $20 price tag kind of set me off.  I was really excited when I saw that Physician's Formula was coming out with their own shade-sensing blush, for an affordable $13. The PH Matchmaker Blush is supposed to sense the ph level of your skin and adapt to your skin's perfect color within 60 seconds.

As for the packaging, the compact itself lights up, just in case you decide you want to put on your blush in the club, I guess...HAHA. Like anyone would do that? No, it is a nice touch in case you want to touch up your blush, but I wouldn't recommend it with this one, as you could end up looking like a clown.

Me in the Physician's Formula PH Matchmaker in shade Natural.

I chose the Natural color, but there is also a Rose shade. The Natural blush color is very heavily pigmented and it looks nice, but a little definitely goes a long way. I wouldn't exactly call it "Natural", but it provides a believable color. I don't know how much the shade actually changed from the compact to my face. It looks pretty much the same? But I guess I will believe Physicians Formula when they say "The first ever blush with pH Power Complex transforms into your perfectly personalized hue!" (listed on the box) Maybe my ideal color was the color that I saw in the compact? At any rate, I still want the Stila Custom Color Blush. From trying it on in Sephora, it was the exact pink that I blush and you don't have to worry about putting on too much.

Bottom Line-This is a heavily pigmented blush.  A little goes a long way. It also doesn't seem to change much from the compact to the face.

Will I Buy it Again?- Probably not.

Where to Buy- Drugstores everywhere