Barkha Beauty launches ph colour changing blush in the UAE
The pH Colour Changing Blush is infused with nourishing skincare ingredients such as Hyaluronic Acid, Coconut Oil, Argan Oil, Apple Fruit Oil, Arnica Oil, Shea Butter, and Vitamin E. The result is a skin-first, ultra-hydrating, blendable blush that delivers effortless radiance—whether you're aiming for a subtle daytime tint or a buildable evening look. The smooth balm-to-blush formula glides on and adapts naturally, making it ideal for use not only on the cheeks, but also as a tint for the lips and eyelids—delivering a cohesive, monochromatic glow.
'Our goal at Barkha Beauty has always been to create makeup that complements, not covers, your individuality. The Bubble Pink Blush is designed to adapt to every skin tone, every identity, and every moment—because true beauty is personal,' says founder Barkha Shewakramani. 'We are proud to be a gender-neutral brand, and this blush speaks directly to that ethos: it's a product that works with you—not against you—to create the perfect top layer to your makeup routine.'
To celebrate the launch, Barkha Beauty will host an activation event on Tuesday June 17 at the Nysaa store in Dubai Hills Mall from 5-7 pm. The event will include a meet and greet with founder Barkha Shewakramani, live demos of the new blush, and an opportunity to try the product first-hand. Guests can look forward to an immersive beauty experience that's bold, inclusive, and brilliantly pink.
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