What Is A Good Blush For Fair Skin

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Michelle S.

Jan 16, 2013

Michelle S.

I have pretty fair skin blue eyes and blonde hair and I need to find a good blush that's affordable so please give me some recommendations

Victoria D.

Jan 16, 2013

Victoria D.

Its kind of expensive, but NARS Deep Throat is my all time favorite blush!

Carmen K.

Jan 16, 2013

Carmen K.

NARS Angelika, I love it! It's cool tone pink color, so brightening on fair skin.

Carmen K.

Jan 16, 2013

Carmen K.

Here is it

Claire B.

Jan 16, 2013

Claire B.

For something more natural I love Nars Deep Throat and I love Gaiety when I want something with a bit more pop. Mata Hari is also a really pretty blush for fair skin when you want something a bit deeper. 

Claire B.

Jan 16, 2013

Claire B.

If you want something a bit less expensive than Nars but like the colors Temptalia has a list of dupes. 

Jacy B.

Jan 16, 2013

Jacy B.

Second the Nars above. I really love Smasbox fusion soft lights for everyday. Glows on fair skin. 

Julia P.

Jan 16, 2013

Julia P.

i use the elf blush and bronzer contouring duo it cost 3$ and the colors are great!! here a pic! (got it at target)

Michelle S.

Jan 16, 2013

Michelle S.

I actually have the elf one I I really like it also I heard the nars blushes are good but it's too pricey for me sorry

Stefany Y.

Jan 16, 2013

Stefany Y.

Try the wet n wild blushes in Heather Silk you can find it at any drugstore! Super affordable, great pigmentation and staying powder. NYX also has great blushes and cream blushes, they cost about 10$ a piece. 

Tashina M.

Jan 16, 2013

Tashina M.

I have a ton of blushes and am quite fair. My favorites are Milani in luminoso, Tarte in Blissfull or Exposed, Wet n Wild in mellow wine or pearlescent pink, Sonia Kashuk in sunset, Pixi bronze and bloom duo, Mary Kay shy blush, bold berry & honey spice. Just to name a few ;)

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