Blush and Bronzer

To achieve a natural blush look, start with a powder blush that matches your skin’s undertone. Lightly tap off excess product from your brush and apply it to the apples of your cheeks, blending outward and upward towards your temples. A soft, buildable application ensures a seamless finish without harsh lines. If using a compact blush, layering in light strokes can help create a soft-focus effect for a fresh, natural glow.

An angled blush brush is designed to enhance the shape of your cheeks and provide a more sculpted look. Start by picking up some pressed powder blush or matte powder blush and gently sweep it along your cheekbones, blending upward toward your temples. This technique helps define facial contours while keeping the blush placement precise. For a more diffused effect, blend out any harsh edges with a fluffy brush. For best results, pair it with the All Hours Hyper Brush for effortless blending and precise application.

Contouring with blush creates a natural, lifted effect. Use a matte powder blush in a slightly deeper shade than your natural skin tone and apply it just below the cheekbones, blending upwards toward the temples. For added dimension, layer a lighter compact blush on the apples of the cheeks. This technique softens traditional contouring while adding warmth and depth to the face.

If you prefer a shine-free, long-lasting finish, a matte powder blush is the best choice. It provides even color without shimmer, making it ideal for oily skin or those who prefer a more sophisticated, natural look. Matte blushes help create a smooth complexion without adding excess glow, ensuring a refined and polished makeup look. Pair it with a pressed powder blush for extra longevity and flawless application.

To apply blush flawlessly, start by choosing a shade that complements your skin tone. Lightly dip a fluffy blush brush into the product, tapping off any excess. Smile slightly to locate the apples of your cheeks, then sweep the blush upwards towards your temples for a lifted effect. Blend well for a natural finish, adjusting the intensity as needed. For a soft-focus look, opt for a matte powder blush, while a dewy glow can be achieved with a liquid or cream formula.