Blushes

1. Prep Your Skin: Start with a clean, moisturized face. Apply your usual foundation and concealer to even out your skin tone.
2. Choose the Right Blush: Depending on your skin tone and the look you're going for, choose a blush that complements your skin. Light to medium skin tones generally benefit from soft peach or pink tones, while rose or deep berry tones suit deeper skin tones.
3. Find Your Blush Points: These are the areas where blush naturally suits your face. Common blush points include the apples of your cheeks, slightly extending up towards the hairline.
4. Apply the Blush: Using a blush brush, or your fingers, lightly apply the blush to your chosen areas. Remember, it's better to start with a small amount and build up as needed.
5. Blend It In: After applying, blend the blush into your skin until it looks natural and seamless. The goal is a soft, radiant glow, not obvious streaks of color.
6. Finish Your Makeup: Apply the rest of your makeup as usual. The blush should enhance your features and add a finishing touch to your look.

Remember, the key to a great blush is to choose the right shade for your skin tone and to blend well. It's all about enhancing your natural beauty and adding a touch of radiance to your skin.

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