Even though I do look better in pinks, I am lucky enough that I can pull off tones from warm to cool with little or no problem. It all depends on what else I put to go with them really. This blush is a very pretty peach shade and has nice pigmentation. Unfortunately, it sometimes look rather orange and ruddy on me vs. naturally peachy, so if you would like to try this blush I recommend really testing it first before buying. 

It's not as crazy bronzey orange as the WORLDLY WEALTH blush that I reviewed a few months back, but they do have the same warm undertone.
I don't try to apply it too heavy, instead, I dip my brush on the pan with a very light hand and tap off excess. But I do generally need to work up the color when I use the dip and tap off method. 2 swipes will make it show up real well.
Even after I blend it out it looks fine in certain lighting conditions. But then I catch a glimpse of myself in other lighting and it looks obvious and orange, and to be quite honest, a bit unattractive. In general though it's a very nice blush to mix with other blush shades. If you need a blush having a warmer tone, you can blend that with this shade no problem.
It has decent staying power and I'm happy to have it in my collection. I don't use it on my brides though because pinks always, always, always photographs better.

It goes with pretty much any other makeup look which is always a plus. But I would mix in a bit of pink or red in there when using cool shades so it won't clash with the other cooler tones, specially with lipsticks. So I think it's safe to say that this gets an A+ for versatility.