What About Blush!?

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Paige D.

Jun 15, 2013

Paige D.

I don't usually wear blush because I have a natural rosy complexion but maybe I should because my makeup covers most of it. I'm just wondering if you guys think blush makes it look more or less natural?

Zoe S.

Jun 15, 2013

Zoe S.

Kind of Depends on what color you choose.

Alexandra G.

Jun 15, 2013

Alexandra G.

Depends on the color.. some people say that the perfect blush color is similar to the color of your cheeks after you work out, lol.
my cheeks turned pink but I always prefer peach blushes anyway :p

Susie S.

Jun 15, 2013

Susie S.

If you put your makeup on and look pale or washed out, try blush and/or bronzer. It doesn't have to be heavy.

Susie S.

Jun 15, 2013

Susie S.

Oh and yes, you can make it look natural.

Asia B.

Jun 15, 2013

Asia B.

Depends on color, and how much you use. Make sure that you don't just apply it to the apples of your cheeks, that won't look natural. Apply it and swipe towards your hairline and make sure it's blended we'll. :)

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