Make-up tip: How to choose and apply the right blush?

Our guide to choosing the right colour :

I have fair skin and/or I am blonde : Bisou Balm Blush Crème Violette_FR in Inès, a creamy, matte blush for a luminous, fresh effect, just like after a walk in the sun.
I have a warm complexion and/or I'm a brunette: Powder Blush Oh My Cream Skincare, in Pêche, a universal warm pink that warms the complexion.
I have black skin: ReDimension Hydra Powder Blush RMS Beauty, in Hanky Panky, a sublime iridescent magenta shade that gives you instant pep!
I easily get redness, couperose : Multi Stick Ilia, in In the Mood, a peachy-orange shade that counterbalances the skin's red undertones (ideal also in case of imperfections).
... or to take no chances, a universal pink : Lip2Cheek Teinte RMS Beauty in Demure shade for a guaranteed healthy-glow effect.

How to apply blush

1. Pick up: if the blush is powder, use a brush to pick it up . brush brush with natural or synthetic bristles, tapping gently to remove excess powder. If the blush is cream , it's best to use a brush or apply with the fingertips.

2. Apply : avoid applying too close to the nose, and prefer an "imaginary line", always beyond the corner of the mouth.

3. Stretch: using small circular movements from the cheekbone outwards, stretch the material. This avoids horizontal lines, or the "doll's cheeks" effect when the product isn't spread out enough.

What not to do with blush

Excess material: too heavy-handed? Don't panic, you can make up for it: spray on a little floral water and, using a tissue, pat it into place. Alternatively, a little loose powder swept over the cheekbones works just as well.
The wrong colour : if you don't, you'll get the opposite effect and your complexion will look dull... or unnatural. Afraid of making a mistake? Go for a coral or rosewood shade, a sure bet for any skin tone.
Sloppy complexion make-up: foundation, compact powder or tinted cream, blush is a finishing touch that will stand out much better if you've taken care to even out your complexion beforehand. It's also a good idea to use concealer or concealer to camouflage any small spots or pigmentation spots.

Our extra tips...

We can also turn our blush into an eyeshadow, only on the mobile eyelid. An orange blush, for example, will add warmth to blue eyes. A touch of mascara and you're done!
Short of blush? A lipstick can also do the trick.
Add a touch of illuminator to the upper cheeks for the famous "glow" effect, the professional touch!
The difference between bronzer and blush? Bronzing powder is swept over bulging areas of the face (chin, forehead...) to illuminate wherever the sun naturally tans your skin.

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