Blush application is
very tricky and can very easily turn out awry and leave you looking like a
geisha. The first thing to understand is your face shape. There are different
techniques for different face shapes.
Round
shape
To thin the faces apply
the brighter blush to the apples of your cheeks but don’t go in any closer to
the nose than under iris or you will get that raggedy a look. Dust the contour
shade below the cheekbone down to the chin line and blend.
Square
Shape
To soften the angles
concentrate the brighter color at the apple then brush it up and out to the
temples to give your face a little lift. To round out your face dust the
contour shade from your chin to the middle of your ear along the underside of
the cheekbone.
Heart
Shape
To soften the chin
apply blush to the lower part of the apple. Instead of contouring blend a
liquid highlighter around the chin and along the jawbone. The highlighter will give
your face more balance.
Long
Shape
To widen the face brush
the brighter blush on the apple and extend toward the ear (not stop the temple)
to create the illusion of width. Dust the contour shade across the middle of
the forehead (about a quarter of the way down from the hair line) and along
your chin.
Oval
Shape
To get a natural look
for daytime simply apply blush to the apple for a pretty, flushed look. At
night you will want to heighten the drama for an extra pop of color. Apply
blush on the tip of the nose and across the bridge.
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