Applying Blush for Evening Makeup

Video Transcript

"Now that the bronzer is on, we want to do a little blush. The blush I'm going to use is going to act as also a face highlighter. It's got a bit of an iridescence to it without having a glitter. You don't want something to glittery for the cheekbones, so this is going to be a nice sheer pink blush and highlighter for the cheekbones. It's going to give a really nice glow. You want to take blush brush or powder brush. Whatever is good for you. You can use a smaller brush if you'd like also. I tend to like a bigger brush. You're going to go directly onto the cheekbones starting at the apples of the cheeks and all the way out. You really want blend it, blend it. I like to stipple the blush into the cheeks. It just adheres better and makes everything blend in nicely. This is a very sheer pink color. It's got a nice iridescence to it, so it gives a glow and it highlights her cheekbones. You can really pile this on because it goes on so lightly. Little by little, just add more and more as you feel you need. Definitely the cheekbones. You want the apples of the cheeks and the cheekbones to stand out, so really kind of buff it in to the cheekbones. If you have no cheekbones, this will create a cheekbone for you. You could also take this on the bridge of the nose, a little around the face. It'll give a nice little highlight because it has that iridescence to it. It just makes a huge difference when you have that cheekbone look."