How to Choose a Blush Color
Blush has long been considered a beauty must. With just a few brush strokes, you can lift a flat or pale complexion to a pretty glow.
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- Moderately Easy
Instructions
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Consider blush colors that match the color of your cheeks after an aerobic workout. Such shades mimic your natural coloring and help you avoid having cheeks that look painted or artificial.
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Head to a department store and have a makeup artist assist you in finding a complementary shade. Check your options in natural lighting whenever possible.
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Remember, the darker your skin tone, the darker your blush should be. Women with fair complexions usually look best in pink or coral shades, while darker complexions are enhanced by wine or burgundy hues.
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Keep daytime blush light in tone. Opt for a heavier application to create a more dramatic evening look.
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Match the undertones in your lipstick to the color of your blush. If your lips are red, opt for a pink or reddish cheek color. For pink or rose-colored lips, opt for similar hues in your blush color.
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Tips & Warnings
Avoid choosing a color just because you think it looks pretty in the case. To enhance your beauty, it must complement your coloring.
Consider bronzer as an alternative to blush. Applied to all areas of the face, it gives a sun-kissed glow without any damaging rays.
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Comments
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oh and BLEND you dont wanna look sun burned lol
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make shure the blush doesn't sparkle lol you want it to look natural not like a clown.
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happyskin_2007
May 02, 2007
Easy Suggestion: A good Bronzer! Works for every skin tone & looks natural. -
happyskin_2007
May 02, 2007
Easy Suggestion: A good Bronzer! Works for every skin tone & looks natural.
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Jun 30, 2006
Pretty much everyone should stick to blush that has a little pink or coral in it. Brown tones, while popular, are not really flattering- we're drawn to them because we think they're natural, but think about it- do you blush brown? Of course not! If that made us look better Mother Nature would have done it long ago (natural selection and all that). Brown and yellow toned lipstick are in the same category, only worse because they make your teeth look more yellow! Think I'm kidding? Look at tooth-whitening ads- the models all have pink lipstick. Go to the makeup department and try a few shades on the inside of your wrist and then try the one you like on. Be sure the lipstick is sanitized first!
