I use it as a blush, it's too pink for a bronzer.

I'd have to say an even mixture of both. I use it as a blush AND a bronzer. It works fabulously.

I use it as more of a bronzer, but it does look good when worn as a blush too. It depends what look you're going for. When I wear it I usually put a bit of pinkish blush on the apples of my cheeks.

It has a rosy tint to it, but don't let that fool you. It's more of a bronzer. The pinkish undertones help it look more natural and blend, instead of contrasting with your skin like some bronzers can.

i use it as both! my mom who is darker uses it as a blush.. while i use it all around.. & i'm very light! =)

It is actually BOTH!! I use it as an all over color when I have not been in the sun and as a blush when I am tan. I also use it as an eye shadow and it is very pretty. This is one of my favorite products EVER!!!

I see it as a little more of a blush then a Bronzer. It is without a doubt a great mix of both.

I would say this is more of a blush. I would consier it a dark- dusty rose color which I would not use all over my face. I tend to frame my face with bronzer and a bit on my cheeks, but I only use this on my cheeks for a sunkissed blush.

I'd say it's more of a bronzer than a cheek blush.

You could use it as both. Some people like to use it all over like a bronzer and other people like to use it just on the apples of their cheeks like a blush.

More of a blush

Yes it has shimmer, but honestly it's really only noticeable if you're out in the sun - it has pink and orange tiny sparkles. I wear this to work.

No, this is not very shimmery at all. Just looking at it, you can only see a slight hint of shimmer, mostly it looks like a matte rosy bronze.

Dallas has shimmer but its not pearly on my skin. very subtle and natural

I'm not sure about those products, but this does not make you shimmer! It's very soft and you can increase the tone if needed.

This has some shimmer but not too much. It's bronzy without looking too fake.

I dont think its very shimmery... More matte if anything.. I have acne scars and try to stay away from any blush/bronzers that are shimmery because it only highlights them more... & this has def NOT done anything bad to my scars.. if anything it doesn't even show them!

Benefit Dallas is the product for you! I have fallen in love with it! It is not so shimmery like most bronzers and works well as a blush and all over color. I give it my highest recommendation!!

this has just a hint of shimmer. I'm not one for 'sparkle' but it does provide a little extra glow.

I don't notice any shimmer off the brush, for what it's worth. I see a little in the pan but it doesn't translate (when on me) at all.

This is not shimmery at all. It feels very matte and velvety. It is not very bronzey. It will make you face look pink, which is why I use it only as a blush. Hoola is more of a bronzer in this same brand.

Just a little shimmery but not overly.

I personally think that this powder would be better used as a blush/highlighter rather than an all over bronzer, due to the shimmer in it. If you are looking for an all over bronzer for olive skin, I highly highly suggest Benefits Hoola. It is a wonderful matte natural-light brown color and works wonders as an all over bronzer. I swear by it. Give it a try - you will NOT be disappointed :)

I don't think it would, if anything I think it would be even prettier on a darker skin tone. I have to be careful to blend so it doesn't get blotchy. It is very easy to blend though. By far my favorite bronzer.

it may look shimmery in some places and bronzey in other places if you apply this depending the lighting. My friend has olive skin and it doesn't appear blotchy.

No, I think it would be amazing on any undertone, just dont apply this with the brush it comes with. Buy this product! Its so natural looking and just, amazing! :D

Nope-- looks great on pretty much every skin tone. I've used it to do makeup for at least 10 different weddings with lots of variation in skin tone. Olive skin probably looks the best with it actually.

I have olive skin and this is my favorite bronzer/blush EVER!! It works PERFECT for me. It does not look blotchy at all. I highly recommend it!

No, not at all.

The brush that comes with this product is not great for blending. I use a buffing brush brush, and with that it blends very nicely.

No, not at all. None of benefit's boxed powder appear blotchy, they go on very smoothly and blend easily.

no. is has great coverage and the applicator brush allows you to put on only how much you want. it has very even coverage!

I have fair to light skin. This is not dark at all. It's very subtle. I'm personally in love with this, and I'm using it as a blush. I've been looking past Dallas in the store - assuming it wasn't the "right" color for me for a while. Last week a sales associate asked to try something out on me, and he applied Dallas as blush and Girl Meets Pearl to highlight. It was stunning - LOVED it! I've been using it as a blush all week, usually alone and it is just as stunning w/o a highlighter. For me, it was a really pleasant surprise!

No you'll love it!

I think I have the same coloring as you, and I don't think it will be too dark as long as you use with a light hand. Its got a bronzy cast to it, which in my mind gives a bit of a tanned/sunburnt flush.

I think this product would work on your skin tone. I have a medium skin tone with yellow undertones (for reference, I use Clinique's foundation in Vanilla) and I find it looks natural on me. I think the pink hues prevent it from looking dirty or too dark, which I feel happens a lot on my skin. I feel like Dallas could really look good on just about anyone.

Nope! I've used it to do wedding makeup on white-as-ghost girls and ones who'd been tanning for months before the wedding. It really does look good on pretty much everyone. The trick is in the application-- a little bit really does go a long way, so if you are fairer you probably don't want to load up your brush. You can always build the coverage, but I'd recommend starting off with just a light wash and seeing how you like it.

I have a beige/olive skin tone that tans easily. I have dark brown hair and brown eyes. I use this product year round and LOVE it! It is not shiny and shimmery like most bronzers and works great as a blush and all over color.

I would image this to be good on any skin tone. I have light color and it works well.

My complexion is a little lighter than your description (I'm definitely on the fair side, with yellow undertones so not porcelain) and I find this to be perfect, if a little dark. I think that being a little darker, in fact, would make me a bigger fan of the shade as I find I need to use a very light hand to get the color right on me.

No, not at all. But the Hoola one might be too dark on you though.

No, I'm very fair and it's not too dark on my skin.

In my experience, Hoola is more matte and bronze colored where Dallas has a bit of shimmer and a little more of a bronze-pinkish hue

In my opinion, Dallas is much more natural-looking for someone who is not starting out looking very bronze. It's got a subtle rosy color to it, so it blends more with your skin tone and doesn't look as fake as Hoola does. If you already have a tan, Hoola may work just as well for you.

Hoola is a MATTE tan/brown color. Dallas is a SHIMMERY bronze/rose/gold.

Hoola is great for contouring and all-over matte color. Dallas works well as a blush or a "glowy" all-over shimmer if you use a light touch. Due to the shimmer, I would not recommend Dallas as a contour color. Depending on your skintone, Dallas may also work as a shimmery bronzer - however it may look too pinkish on some skintones.

I bought Dallas first, but I find myself using Hoola on a more daily basis. Dallas is very pretty, it just depends on what you are looking for in a product.

Dallas has more pink and more shimmer. Hoola, to my knowledge, is more of a matte bronzer. Dallas has a glow.

Hoola is more of just a browning/shimmer type of bronzer. Dallas is a rosier bronzer and works as an all over color as well as just a blush or eye color. It is not shiny like most bronzers. I recommend Dallas!!

the dallas one is more of a bronzer and blush combo so, it still give the blush effect and then the hoola is just a bronze. you know, like the brown looking color. hope this helps :0

They are both very matte, but Dallas is a rosy bronzer. Hoola is a darker brown bronzer.

Hoola is not shimmery and its slightly darker than Dallas. Whereas Dallas is slightly pink and a lighter bronze than Hoola.

Hoola is a golden bronze color and Dallas is a rosy bronze color.

Hoola is our soft tanning powder and it’s great for an overall tropical sun-kissed look. Dallas is a beautiful rosy bronze shade… It looks really great on all skin types for a healthy, natural glow, It is the perfect combination of blush and bronzer for someone who isn’t looking for a pinky red color.

Yes! I have very pale skin and dark hair (snow white) and I struggle with this issue and Dallas is the perfect solution. I use and love Hula in the summer to add to my tan but can't use it in the winter. With the right amount and good blending- Dallas will make pale skin come alive!

Yes! I have fair skin from living in the Northwest and it works perfectly.

I am very fair, and I think this color still looks great. The wonderful thing about Dallas is that its a buildable color. It's very sheer and allows you to add until you get the color you want without it looking cakey. This is my all time favorite Sephora product, and I know you will love it! I'm ghostly white- a shade away from down right vampire, so if it works for me, I'm sure it will be just fine for you :)

My roommate has fair skin and it looks very nice on her. It doesn't look as natural on lighter skin, tends to function more as a rosy/mauve blush but luckily it doesn't go on too heavy so you can build up to whatever makes you look and feel your best!

I have super fair skin (and dark hair), I love the color. I think the pink-y hue looked better on my fair skin compared to the bronze colored one, but I tried them both at the store. I've had it a few weeks and I'm really pleased with it!

I am rather light complected with yellow undertones and it is perfect for my complexion BUT if you are super fair with pink undertones I do not think it would look as natural on you. You might to try something a little "rosier" and less brown...

I have very fair skin and this works great. It's not too pink or too bronze. I just look fresh.

I've always been very pale, have to use the lightest foundation whch is sometimes too dark, etc. and even if I have a tan I just look "normal". I love this blush, especially in winter becasue it gives me a sunny glow. I'd say give it a try, if you don't like it you can always send it back. Just use a light hand with it because it is highly pigmented.

I have very, very fair skin, and this is soft enough not to be too much color. You might consider using a round/blush brush, though, as the flat brush that comes inside the box puts down a little too much concentrated color for my tastes -- but that's the brush, not the blush color, in my opinion.

Yes, it looks great on super fair skin. Start with a little, and add more if needed. If you try it and put to much on, brush a highlighting powder or translucent powder over it. Hope it helps.

I use it all over my face and I love it, I don't think it's too much, my skin tone is beige.

This will be too dark to use all over if you are fair-skinned.

Honestly, when I bought this blush, I don't know WHY but I thought it was a bronzer!!!!! And I tried it on in the store and it looked fine so I bought it and wore it today and on me it didn't look pink or reddish at all, but it really depends on what your skin town is and what you wear it with.

If you are tan, this may make you look pinkish or not really add much color at all. I'm quite fair and use this as a bronzer highlight.

I didn't find it pink at all - it turned a brownish color on my light skin and I thought it looked kind of muddy without a 'glow'. It wasn't for me but if it's brown you're going for you might like it.

I have fair skin w/ freckles and very pink undertones. This didn't make my skin to pinkish at all. I am comfortable putting a swipe on my forehead, nose and chin and it's very complimentary.

I use this all over to achieve that glowing look, but my skintone is medium and I use a VERY light touch. The color is buildable so make sure you use very little at first, you can always add more color! I would recommend trying it out if you can get to a Sephora store before spending the money - or you can always order online and return it!

I wear it all over-you can start off with a small amount on your brush and add more as you need it. This is all I wear, year round.

I do use this all over the face....forehead, nose, chin, cheeks. I think it looks like a totally natural sunkissed glow. Great for when you're tan--or not.

i'm tan and use this just on my cheeks.. or as another eyeshadow color. i wouldn't recommend this all over, one hot minute would be the better choice.

I've used NC20 and Dallas is PERFECT!!! You'll love it!!

Hi! I think they re-did the packaging for some of their blushes and bronzers but my local Sephora had Dallas in full stock In the new packaging). I'm sure you should be able to pick it up fairly easily now.