I've used this and it doesn't have shimmer or glitter in it. It reminds me of a combination blush / softer highlighter - not the sparkly shimmery kind.

No shimmer at all. it's definitely a muted satin finish. A mild sheen, if that helps.

No shimmer shows up on my face when I wear it.

it's more luminous and glowy than shimmery. i wouldn't call this a shimmer blush at all.

This blush is not matte, but doesn't have noticeable flecks of glitter in it either. It's true to the explanation of having a soft satin finish, meaning that it has a bit of a glow to it but doesn't look too glittery. I totally hate glittery blushes since they look a little juvenile in my opinion (unfortunately a lot of benefit blushes have excessive amounts of glitter), however this one is perfect because the satin finish is barely noticeable. When you go in the sun, it doesn't look like you've applied glitter to your face at all and you can barely tell that it has a slight sheen to it. Hope that was helpful!

There is absolutely no shimmer in this. It's a creamy matte.

not really. it doesnt have any "sparkle" but at the same time its not totally matte

Slight shimmer, not sparkly but not matte.... Soft and lovely....

No shimmer at all!!!

There is some glitter in this product that disappears quickly. There is a very light shimmer to this. It isn't nearly as shimmery as sugarbomb, but it definitely isn't completely matte. It looks very natural when applied and gives a nice healthy, pink glow.

It's definitely more of a pink. I wouldn't say it looks purple at all. It's a gorgeous color though! I have a fair to medium skin tone and I love it!

every so slightly violet more lilac hued but with the peachy/brown colors, it's still very pinkish

Berry Delight is relatively purple colored, but it does show with some pink undertones, almost fuchsia colored, but it doesn't show that way on the skin. It comes up as a really pretty natural pink glow.

I would not call this a violet pink! I would call it more of a petal pink. The overall color when swirled is a soft pink.

On me, I think it looks like a cool pink. It isn't too purple toned at all. This may vary by skin tone though and I have very fair skin.

On me, it's more violet toned pink (but not heavily violet), I don't see any peach in it really.

depending on your undertones, this blush could go either warm or cool. i'm cool toned so it looks more pink on me. if you have more yellow undertones, it will look peachier on you. i hope this helps!

it is a little more on the cool side.

The colors of this blush are a slightly pink berry tone with a soft sheen and peachy mix. You can change the intensity of colors by using different brushes.

I would say yes, it has more berry tones than pink/coral tones. The colors blend nicely to create a soft, berry glow color. However it does not come across as purple on my skin.

I have somewhat sensitive skin and I use the Hervana blush and have had no problems with it at all. If you buy from Sephora and you have a reaction you can always return the product with no problems. They are great about returns.

I have sensitive skin too and this blush worked out great for me, though I'd reccomend going to benefit or sephora and have it applied to you and make the judgement for yourself later in the day.

I also have sensitive, acne prone skin and I have not had any issues using this blush! It is very soft and light.

I have very sensitive skin and I've used the Dandelion kind for a couple of years and have had no problems. I got the Hervana recently and it's a similar consistency and my skin has had no adverse reactions. Go for it, I love their powders and blushes!

I have very sensitive skin to the point where if I put a product on and my skin does not agree with it, I will break out in itchy bright red hive like little bumps =/ Not fun. I didn't have ANY issues with this blush. I found it safe to use for sensitive skin.

I have very sensitive skin as well, I have yet to break out. I am a fan of Benefit's products because I do not get irritated. Trust me you should purchase! If you want to be extra careful I say go to the mall have them leave a swatch and wear it all day.

I have relatively sensitive skin, I break out with anything too heavy. This is the perfect little blush that shows up just right, i.e. no 80's pink dots.

I got Hervana and liked it so much I got Dandelion next. I haven't used them both too much yet but the difference seems to be that Hervana is a little more on the pink side with a little more shimmer and Dandelion is more a natural brownish-pink blush - like a very light bronzer. That's just my opinion. I'm also a redhead with green eyes. I like them both!

I have auburn hair, hazel eyes, and fair skin. I bought Hervana to try it out after I'd used Dandelion for nearly a year. I haven't used it since the Hervana arrived! Hervana is more of a blush-flush than an all-over powder, but the four-color depth of shade just looks more natural to me. If you're looking for a lip color to go with it, try Benefit's Who Are You Wearing lip gloss.

I have them both... Dandelion is more peachy, but Hervana is a little more plum but only very slightly.... I tend to use Dandelion every day, except if I wear something that is a very definate plum color then I go to the Hervana...love them both

I have fair skin, I'm a redhead with green eyes and I love this blush. I'm also in my 40's. I think it could be a good choice for you.