What color blush should I use.

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Emily W.

Dec 2, 2013

Emily W.

I'm new to the hole makeup thing and I just wanted to no what color blush to use some people tell me I should use lite pink or orange and some say a dark reddish brown. I know I don't want any bright pinks. Nothing that stands out to much.

Erin M.

Dec 2, 2013

Erin M.

I wouldn't do a reddish brown, unless you have a light hand it may make you look kinda dull and dead. But try NARS Orgasm.

Anna S.

Dec 2, 2013

Anna S.

I like peachy coral, it looks pretty natural and subtle, and isn't obvious like pink blush. It looks nice whether you have simple makeup going on, or a more dramatic eye look.

Cass F.

Dec 2, 2013

Cass F.

Go with a colour that best matches your cheeks when you blush. I bought a Nars blush (it's called deep throat, sounds awful I know) but I am head over heels for it. Other people have bought a colour named orgasm which seems to be extremely popular as well. It's a great blush that you can put a discreet out or build up...

Cass F.

Dec 2, 2013

Cass F.

Out = amount * sorry

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