They came in baggies and were free, though I understand they are no longer offered free.

 

"Autumn's Glow- This blush looks very innocent when in the baggie, but when I tapped some onto a lid for application I saw that it was spiked with little geenish blue glitter particles. The glitter wasn't horrifying, and I say that as a person who is really normally horrified by glitter. lol. Anyways, I tried to keep an open mind and applied it. My first try was unsuccessful, with a lot of glitter in the air. My second try, I got some of the pink to show up on my skin. The third try, I applied it wet and hit the jackpot. It was shimmery, it was glowy, all the things I hear people like about blush. Although it wasn't my style, it could work for someone. I reccommend this shade for people who are a little fairer than me [I have medium skin].
Overall- This blush somehow turned into a cakey bruise-looking spot after some long term wear, even when applied wet. If I learned anything, I learned I can apply things with a greenish shimmer on my cheeks, and wet mineral application really can work. I don't know if it was the foundation or this blush that made my skin angry though. The dryness and redness was primarily on the apples of my cheeks. I am optimistic about their blushes so I would try more of them if I can."

In retrospect I would no longer try more blushes because the products really made me break out in the long run and I have found better shades with more pigment.