Lipstick As Blush?

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Secretlysarahann S.

May 21, 2012

Secretlysarahann S.

has anyone tired lipstick as a cream blush? if so, do you put it on with your fingers or is a sponge better....just think this might be nice for summer...hope everyone is having a great day...
xo sarahann

Rikki P.

May 21, 2012

Rikki P.

I think whatever you use is completely up to you. Use your fingers for one cheek and sponge for the other. See which you like more.

Ebony C.

May 22, 2012

Ebony C.

Lipstick is fine to use as a blush - just needs to be blended well. Also check the ingredients of the lipstick too, because some of them can be really high in bees wax and you can develop acne. Check out my website www.ebonyccosmetics.com I have blush on there its mineral and along with the bronzer its a best seller.

Becca M.

May 22, 2012

Becca M.

For dance performances, I often use lipstick as blush. I just apply the amount and colour I want straight onto my cheeks then blend with my fingers. 

Secretlysarahann S.

May 23, 2012

Secretlysarahann S.

thanks ladies for all the advice...very helpful...hope everyone has a great day..xo sarahann

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