What sets different types of blush apart is the effect they have on the face and the way you apply them. Cream formulas give cheeks a radiant, natural finish, powder versions are buildable and long-lasting, and stick-based formulas are practical and perfect for quick touch-ups.
When selecting a shade of blush, take your undertones into account. Pink and mauve enhance fair, cool skin, peach and coral flatter neutral complexions, and terracotta and warm pink brighten up medium to dark tones. To find out which shade suits you best, apply a little colour and build it up gradually.
The best way to apply blush depends on the type of formula. Powder blush is blended using a soft brush, while cream or stick blush is blended with your fingers or a flat brush.
To make your blush last as long as possible, apply thin layers over an even base and set with face powder or fixing spray. You can also combine cream and powder blush for an even more intense effect.
Yes, you can use blush on your lips too, especially if it's a stick or liquid formula. When blended properly, it has a fresh, radiant, and natural effect.











