Using two shades of blush, apply your natural color and then add a pop of a brighter color on top. The natural shade looks great at first, but often fades easily. The brighter shade alone is often great for evening, but too much of a contrast for every day. This layering technique offers natural brightness. When using a bronzer, skip natural color and layer the pop color on top. Using a natural shade on top of bronzer makes the cheeks look dirty.
powder is the easiest formula to use. It blends easily and works on all skin types.
gel delivers sheer color, but blending is a bit more difficult. It works well for smooth skin.
cream goes on smoothly and leaves a dewy finish, which is great for dry skin.
cream/powder goes on as cream and dries to a long-lasting powder finish. It is best for normal skin.
chubby pencils are very portable and easy to blend. They are best for normal to dry skin.
cheek tints are similar to gels. They go on sheer for a stained look and can be difficult to blend. Tints work only for smooth skin.
pot rouge provides blendable color for normal to dry skin types. These products are usually creamy in texture and packaged in pots. They provide a sheer stain on the cheeks and medium coverage on the lips.
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