In daily make-up, it is easy for us to ignore blush and think that painting or not is a big mistake. A few simple blushes can not only set off other makeup, but also create a healthy and ruddy complexion. The following points are for your reference:

First, brighten the cheekbones with highlights, dip your fingers with appropriate white highlights, and point them at the position of risorius. This will make the facial contour more three-dimensional and create a full risorius.

Secondly, use beige repair powder to make a transition on the skin. Brush from the top of cheekbones, from top to bottom, from temples to both sides of cheeks, not too big. Dip a small amount of light coffee blush and brush it from the concave position on both sides of the cheek to the mandibular extension line. When brushing your teeth, let the inclined plane of the brush stick to your cheek, and then brush down.

Finally, because the blush is brushed from the temple, in order to make the eye makeup look unobtrusive, we dip a little blush with a small brush and pour a triangular brush at the outer corner of the eye to make the eye makeup and blush perfectly combined.