Blush color help

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Amanda E.

Nov 30, 2015

Amanda E.

How can you tell which color blush will look the best on your skin tone? Is there a good rule to go by?

Lara R.

Nov 30, 2015

Lara R.

Well I think that pink blushes look better on cool undertones and corals on warm undertones :) in my case, I love how peachy colors look :)

Marleen B.

Nov 30, 2015

Marleen B.

I agree with Lara. But nowadays you can find pinks that have some peach in it. And also some peaches with some pink in it, "blends" if you will. So, if youre not sure, try a shade that has a mix of both. Laura Geller PAPAYA is a nice one. It looks peach in the pan, but on the skin, it reads as a pinky-peach. And it has a 'clear" base, so it applys more like a gel, even though its in a powder form.

Sharon A.

Nov 30, 2015

Sharon A.

I personally think only the intensity matters, and pink/coral/lavender/brown blushers can look good on any skin tone, depending on their intensity. Darker shades usually match darker skin tones. I wish my pale NC20 self can pull off deep red blushers, lol. :(

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