In the past year, just about every cosmetic line has released a cream blush. In a stick. In a pan. In a palette. In a tube. Basically, cream blush is having a moment. Or two.

Every time Gucci Westman applies her Baby Cheeks to herself or anyone else, I automatically have to have that shade. Because products are pretty pricey, especially from a "clean" line, I rotate. I'll get to the new shade at some point.

Like most Westman addicts, my gateway blush was Petal. Safe, pink, works for most. My addiction led to Minette (shimmery peach) and then Bichette (too dark for me, but I had to have it). Can't forget Mimi (love). But, now, I just cracked open a brand new Chouchette (repurchase) and mini Coquette that I got during the recent Sephora sale. I like to wear both together; that whole nude-peach-pink combination that's spring ready. The mini is actually the perfect size because there's a ton of product in the tube. And, keep in mind, clean products (though made with a clean preservative) don't have a shelf life of a drugstore brand.

Side Note: I've been a Gucci Westman fan since the '90s and love her esthetic. Of course, I knew I'd love her line. Check out her makeup (my personal favorite) in the August 2002 issue of American Vogue with the Jennifer Aniston cover/layout.

Westman Atelier Baby Cheeks, $26 (Mini) and $48 (Original)