
Who knew that there were so many choices when it comes to blush? I recently started wearing blush on a consistent basis. And one thing that I have realized is that I should have started sooner. The definition of cheekbones and the healthy glow that it gives off are only two of the advantages to wearing blush. It is very important that you apply the blush properly, so not to look overdone, and that you choose the shade that is right for your skin tone. A make-up consultant can help you with both of those questions. I have discovered that not only do you have to choose and apply the blush; you have to distinguish which TYPE of blush works best for you. I have done some research and collected a summary of information that will hopefully help you in your search for the PERFECT blush…read on, ladies!
This type of blush is best applied with the fingers. It’s also dense, but lets your skin show through. Cream blush is particularly suited for dry skin because of its rich, moisturizing ingredients. This blush is nice because by using your fingertips, you have more control over the application.
Gel blushes provide a sheer glow. They work best on oily to normal skin and are hard to spread onto dry skin since they are fast drying. This type offers a sweet, sun kissed glow! Love it!
Like gel blush, tints are fast drying and can look streaky over foundation. If you’re going to use it, blend it fast and blend it well. Once it’s set it won’t budge until you wash your face.
These are great for giving a light gleam to your cheekbones. These are best for nighttime. The great thing about shimmers is that you can dab them on your forehead, in the bow of your upper lip or in the inner corners of your eyes. But avoid your highly wrinkled spots, since these will accentuate them.
* Thanks to all the beauty experts who helped me discover all the secrets of blush!! xxoo
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