There’s a variety of reasons why a percentage of the makeup-wearing population doesn’t wholeheartedly embrace blush. The biggest factor being there’s a learning curve to applying rouge, despite how ...

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“For square-shaped faces, it’s best to focus your blush on the apples of the cheeks to make them appear rounder," says ...

When I first got into makeup as a teenager, blush was the product that I couldn’t live without. I sucked at eye makeup and my skin was clear as day, so blush was the one thing that made sense for me.

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Tips from a “Saturday Night Live” cast member, a ballet dancer and a makeup artist. By Laura Regensdorf Beauty School answers common beauty questions with help from creative people who’ve become ...

If you're like us, you've been applying your blush the same way since high school: you smile, then swipe the color onto the apples of your cheeks to get that "just right" spot. However, while that may ...

Even right now some of us cannot use our blush perfectly without professional help, most if the time we just skip it! But we love how well some people use it and how much it lifts their cheekbones ...

There are certain products that induce a very specific kind of anxiety and one of them is blush. Where do we apply it? What color goes best with my skin tone? Which formula should I be using? The ...

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