For most people, powder blushes work miracles when used properly to liven your cheeks. Use a large powder brush to apply a pink coral shade that works with most faces. Apply to the apples of your cheeks and try to blend them in so as they do not look harsh. Banish lines and creases, by sweep brushing the temples and forehead to soften the blush getting them to blend with underlying make-up. A cream blush is also nice for it looks great on smooth skin after foundations. Stipple lightly on your cheeks and use a sponge to blend it in. Follow-up with a light dusting of translucent powder to set the cream and make it last the whole day.
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One Response
January 23rd, 2010 at 7:38 am
Great tips! Creme blush is a great choice for mature skin and coral tones, which are really popular at the moment, suit most people. Using blush is an easy way of warming up the complexion and taking attention away from lines and wrinkles around the eyes!
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