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How to do blush draping & layering makeup
Sculpt with blush instead of contour — color swept from cheek to temple.


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1Cheeks
Start high on the cheekbone
Place the first touch of blush at the highest point of the cheekbone, just under the outer corner of the eye. Keep most color here.
Cream or powder blush
2Cheeks
Sweep up in a C
Sweep up and out toward the temple and hairline in a soft C. Use what is left on the brush to fade the end.
Blush brush
3Cheeks
Layer cream, then powder
Tap a thin cream blush first, then set with a similar powder. Color deepens and lasts — keep both layers thin.
Cream blush + powder blush
4Lips
Lips from the same family
Pick a my-lips-but-better shade from the same family as the blush so the face reads as one tone.
Rose or coral MLBB lip- health_and_safetyThe hair color is part of the styling in the photo. If you dye, do a patch test 48 hours before. Try any new product on your inner arm first. If redness, itching or irritation appears, stop using it and consult a dermatologist. Keep eye products out of the eyes.
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