Caleigh compared the Cloud Paint in Puff to the Blush Bomb Color Drops - Bubbly. Here's what they had to say:
Glossier Cloud Paint is $18 for .33 fl oz and Flower Blush Bomb Color Drops is $7 for .30 fl oz. I was thoroughly impressed by both products! Glossier was purchased in the color Puff, and Flower Blush Bomb Drops was purchased in the color Bubbly. Glossier’s shade was a bit lighter of a pink and more natural whereas Flower was a pink with a hint of purple. Both colors are super similar and once worn were practically the same. Both have the same smell which is little to no smell of any makeup product. The consistency of both was on point and super similar. Both products came in boxes with shiny attributes which I loved. The actual applicator on both was similar because they both are in a tube with screw-on lids. I preferred Flower over Glossier when applying because Flower has a narrower more precise dropper and Glossier is more like a lotion tube. I was thrilled with the fact I could wear the Glossier on both my cheeks and lips! When applied it was silky smooth and dried with a nice finish that wasn’t expected for how lightweight the formula is. The Flower Drops are not advertised for application on the lips but once applied to the cheeks it was just as silky smooth as Glossier. Overall, these two products are super similar in my book! I prefer the applicator of Flower because it’s much easier to apply and you have the option of being more precise and using less product to achieve the look you want. Whereas Glossier is harder to control and I ended up squeezing out too much product, ultimately wasting some. But that is easy to get used to with more applications! Ultimately, I would save my money and purchase the Flower Bomb Drops due to price and the same qualities I saw that it had compared to Glossier!
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