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Miranda said

on 12/14/2007 Long Lasting Foundation- apply your concealer first and dot until it blends in and then apply any powder for a long lating great cover up then for a great finish take a clean large round brush and smooth all around to have a even application

Excalibur said

on 6/28/2007 Why in blazes name would you put rosy glitter on your ears? That's the studpidest advice I've ever heard. If you want to highlight your cheeks, try putting on a highlighter product on your cheekbones, and the blush under that. Duhhhhhhhhh. What bimbo puts ROSY GLITTER on their ears?

Anonymous said

on 8/8/2006 Suck in your cheeks; like you're a fish. In a tapping, upward motion, apply blush to the cheek bones (which you can see when your cheeks are sucked in).

Anonymous said

on 12/27/2007 If you have a natural blush that covers your entire cheeks, but not forehead and chin, blend colors from a blush pallet that match your skin tone and add where you want to downplay the blush.

Anonymous said

on 12/27/2007 Never overdo your makeup. You should always concentrate on one part of your face and the rest should be simple. As for applying a blush, never overdo it. Always wear a blush that suits the color of your face. Be careful not to put on too much because you may look like a clown.

Anonymous said

on 3/14/2006 Make sure to blend makeup into your jawline and hairline so it looks more natural. Also try using a brush instead of those square sponge things or your face will look to cakey.

Anonymous said

on 11/22/2005 If you are unsure where to apply blush; smile (big) in the mirror and apply to the apples of your cheeks - where there is a big round bulge.

Anonymous said

on 11/22/2005 Put light, neutral blush or (especially) bronzer to your jaw lines, the space between your eyes and brows, the corners of your nose, and near your ears. This makes your teeth look whiter, your face glow, and your eyes look bright, healthy and gorgeous. Don't put too much on, because then you would look like a coloring book!

Anonymous said

on 12/27/2007 You can use your lipstick (shades of red and pink) for blush. If you have forgotten your blush, you can readily make use of your lipstick.

Anonymous said

on 11/22/2005 For a more natural look, before applying the blush, bend all the way down and touch your toes for a few seconds. Come all the way back up, now look for your natural blush. It should be red around the cheekbones all the way near the ear. Wherever it's red is a good spot to apply the blush.

Anonymous said

on 11/22/2005 When using liquid foundation, make sure it's thoroughly dry before using powder blush. If you apply dry blush over wet foundation, it could stick and leave dark smudges that are hard to get rid of in a rush.

Anonymous said

on 11/22/2005 If you have pale skin, try applying a bronze shade to your entire face and neck. Add a little more on the ckeeks. It will make your skin one, even tone.

Anonymous said

on 11/22/2005 If you are going to a dance or party and you want to set off your cheeks, put glitter on your cheekbone, smear it over to your ears and down. This makes it look like you have high cheekbones.

Anonymous said

on 11/22/2005 If your face is already rosy in one spot on the cheek (i.e. the apple only), apply blush where you need it and make it the same shade as the natural color. If you don't, you will look like you put on two shades of blush.

Anonymous said

on 11/22/2005 Make blush last all day long by applying cream blush first, then applying a same-shade powder blush over the cream blush. Set both blushes with a light dusting of loose face powder.

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