Make-Up Basics Part 3: Let's Get Cheeky!!
Posted 20 March, 2009, at 03:36PM by Shana King
Here are some quick tips on how to give your cheeks a boost.
Having just the right amount of cheek color can make all the difference. It will give you a healthy and soft glow without much effort. So make sure not to skip this step.
Color is in, so whatever shade you choose have fun with it. They are many types of cheek products, sculpting pressed blush, cream & mouse blush as well as blush sticks. Once you have decided your shade and look you are ready to begin.
For a natural look, you want to apply product lightly. I like to smile and start in the apple area. And then apply outwards toward the hairline.
For a dramatic look, use an angle or contour blush brush and apply along the base of the cheekbone.
For a rosy” just got out of the cold” look, try a cream blush in the center of your cheek. This will give a dewy finish.
A few tips;
Tap off brush before application to dust off excess product. It is easier to add more color than it is too take away. So start soft.
For cream blush use a synthetic or cream cheek brush, the design and finish of the brush heads are created specifically for cream cheek products.
Brush tip of the week: Adesign’s angled blush brush
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We are giving away 1 set of all our Splurge vs. Steal sale brushes, all you have to do is refer 5 friends to sign up for our newsletter. You can send an email to info@adesignbrushes, Subject: refer a friend giveaway. I will announce the winner in next weeks post.
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I just got the pointed concealer brush and it is amazing. It reminds me of the MAC pencil so I’m guessing it would be a terrific crease brush for creme shadow or an eye shadow pencil.
I also have your creme cheek brush and recommend it highly.