Many women go over the top with blusher and the result can end up looking quite scary! It can be quite tricky but there are some steps you can follow to provide you with the best look for you.
To find out where to start applying the blush it is helpful to look in the mirror and find the most plumped up bit of flesh when you smile. This bit of flesh is called the 'apple' of the cheek and it is better to start applying the blush there. Make sure you tap off any excess powder before touching your face with the brush and then start with circular motions moving towards the hairline but not going completely to it. Don't press down too hard while applying either and if you are using a cream blush it is better to pat the cream on rather than wiping it.
For a better glow you can also sweep the brush along the arc of the forehead and the arc of the chin. However, if you are wearing strong eye and lip make up, it is advisable that you either do not wear any blush or that you make it as natural looking as possible.
To find out where to start applying the blush it is helpful to look in the mirror and find the most plumped up bit of flesh when you smile. This bit of flesh is called the 'apple' of the cheek and it is better to start applying the blush there. Make sure you tap off any excess powder before touching your face with the brush and then start with circular motions moving towards the hairline but not going completely to it. Don't press down too hard while applying either and if you are using a cream blush it is better to pat the cream on rather than wiping it.
For a better glow you can also sweep the brush along the arc of the forehead and the arc of the chin. However, if you are wearing strong eye and lip make up, it is advisable that you either do not wear any blush or that you make it as natural looking as possible.