Blushes for my skin type❤️

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Annie G.

Mar 16, 2015

Annie G.

I need more blushes but they are really hard to find for me because I have a natural blush but I don't like the color. I need a very subtle and soft blush. I was thinking about benefits boxed blush in dandelion.

Shannon S.

Mar 16, 2015

Shannon S.

Yes,Dandelion would be great;)

Isabella K.

Mar 16, 2015

Isabella K.

Mac melba and peaches fit all :$

Isabella K.

Mar 16, 2015

Isabella K.

*:)

Bailey G.

Mar 16, 2015

Bailey G.

Too Faced Sweetheart blush in Candy Glow is very sheer, and it gives you a very natural, soft look. Another one is everyone's favorite, NARS Orgasm. Though there are dupes for it - including Milani Baked Blush in Dolce Pink, ELF Studio Blush in Tickled Pink, and NYX blush in Pinched. That color will give you a natural look as well 😊

Kelly V.

Mar 17, 2015

Kelly V.

Nyx blush in bourgeois pig. it's a beautiful soft baby pink. gives a nice flush of color

Breeze T.

Mar 17, 2015

Breeze T.

Benefit's boxed blushes are pretty shimmery so I would suggest them only if your pores are already small. On me they look just dreadful (I wish I could give you my sample of CoraLista, you may like it!), I much prefer matte blush and then add the highlight where I want it!
I can't tell what your complexion is from your profile picture, but light pinks and soft corals are good for light skinned people. Definitely check out MAC and NARS blushes if you don't mind spending a bit more :)

Jenni L.

Mar 18, 2015

Jenni L.

Nars Sex Appeal is gorgeous- I love that it's matte. Also love Tarte Exposed- I think that it a universally flattering color. Agree NYX Pinched is great.

Lee B.

Mar 18, 2015

Lee B.

Try Luminoso by Milani it's a drugstore brand but it's a very beautiful subtle baked blush. Hope you like it xoxo!

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