Roses are red, and so are you cheeks: why you should lighten up your blush shade
- Lucy Nunez
- Mar 3, 2020
- 1 min read
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This title made me laugh because it totally reminded me of a disaster a few years ago. I was getting ready for a friend's birthday and decided to try a new, much brighter blush I’d bought. In my bathroom lighting, it looked pretty subtle and glowy. Fast forward to arriving at the restaurant and catching my reflection in the dimly lit bar mirror – I looked like I’d been punched https://www.dlgsc.wa.gov.au/racing-gaming-and-liquor/racing-gaming-and-wagering/gaming-and-wagering-commission Seriously, my cheeks were neon pink. I spent the first half hour of the evening trying to discreetly wipe it off with a napkin, feeling so self-conscious. It was a harsh lesson in how much lighting can affect makeup application and definitely made me appreciate the advice in this…
This was such a fantastic read, and you've really opened my eyes to the nuances of blush shades! It's true, the way age can subtly alter how a particular hue looks on the skin is something I hadn't really considered before. I've definitely had a few blush moments that didn't quite work out as planned, and now I'm wondering if it was simply a matter of choosing a shade that wasn't quite right for my current complexion https://aifs.gov.au/agrc Your point about the research process is also fascinating; I'm curious about how long it took you to gather all this insightful information about rosy tones. I’ve been experimenting with makeup for a while now, and your take on this feels incredibly…