LA Girl Just Blushing

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How to use :

1. Prep Your Face: Start with a clean and moisturized face. Apply your foundation, concealer, and any other face makeup before applying blush.
2. Choose Your Shade: “Just Blushing” likely comes in various shades to suit different skin tones and preferences. Select the shade that complements your skin tone and desired look. For fair skin, lighter shades such as soft pinks or peachy tones work well, while deeper skin tones may opt for richer hues like berry or bronze.
3. Pick Your Tool: You can apply blush using a blush brush or a makeup sponge, depending on your preference and the effect you want to achieve. A blush brush will provide a more diffused and blended application, while a sponge can offer more concentrated color payoff.
4. Apply the Blush: Dip your brush or sponge lightly into the blush powder, tapping off any excess product. Smile slightly to locate the “apples” of your cheeks, which are the rounded parts that form when you smile.
5. Blend: Gently swirl or pat the blush onto the “apples” of your cheeks, starting from the center and blending outward towards your hairline. Use light, feathery strokes to avoid applying too much product at once.
6. Build as Needed: Blush can be built up gradually to achieve your desired level of color intensity. Start with a light application and add more layers as necessary until you reach the desired effect. Remember, it’s easier to add more blush than to remove excess product.
7. Blend Again: After applying the blush, take a clean makeup brush or sponge and lightly blend the edges of the blush to ensure a seamless transition between the blush and the rest of your makeup.
8. Set with Setting Spray: Once you’re satisfied with your blush application, set your makeup with a setting spray to help it last longer throughout the day and to meld the products together for a natural finish.
9. Optional: Highlight and Contour: For an enhanced look, you can pair your blush with highlighter applied to the high points of your face and contouring to define your features further.

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