Blush/Bronzer For Fair Skin!

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Elisha W.

Oct 27, 2012

Elisha W.

I have really fair skin and I'm looking for a blush and bronzer that isn't too dark. I want something that isn't very obvious, like a light pale pink blush, and any bronzer that'll compliment my light skin. any suggestions? preferably drugstore or cheap. thanks :)

Danielle B.

Oct 27, 2012

Danielle B.

I have fair skin and recently went looking for new blush. I got one my NYC. The color wheel mosaic face powder. It has different shades but once I put it on, it's a light pink. And I love it! 

Danielle B.

Oct 27, 2012

Danielle B.

*by not my

Kayli H.

Oct 27, 2012

Kayli H.

I really like the elf contour/blush palette. I use a VERY light hand and they look beautiful! I also love the NYC Sunny bronzer. I use that every day, it's perfect

Chrissy S.

Oct 27, 2012

Chrissy S.

MAC Well Dressed is my favorite high end blush, and my favorite drugstores would have to be any from Rimmel London and Maybelline!

Liza G.

Oct 28, 2012

Liza G.

Physicians Formula sells a great blush/bronzer duo that works great on fair skin 

Yesenia P.

Oct 28, 2012

Yesenia P.

I haven't tried it but everyone on YouTube raves about the NYC bronzer in Sunny. I don't bronze or contour, but when I saw it at the store it looked really light. So check it out, I believe it's $2 and some change =\ Also, Elf has blush and bronzer duos. I have one and I love the blush. Again I can't speak for the bronzer, but its only $3.

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