Red Maiden

If all possible and impossible blush colors are already in your arsenal, then it's time to experiment with shapes!

A little lower

When applying blush, start with apples and blend the product down (you should get something in between the bright cheeks of Korean models and the usual accentuated cheekbones). It turns out a very natural blush, as if you just entered from the cold. This is a great option for everyday makeup: not too frivolous for the office, but also not ponderous (like contouring) for a walk or a party. This technique is equally convenient to perform with cream and powder blush.

Hairline

Apply a little blush or bronzer along the hairline so that it is invisible: you need to achieve not a bright outline, but simply give the skin a shade that matches the blush on the cheeks. This simple trick will avoid the puppet look and make the face literally glow from the inside. In winter, it is better to use peach or dusty pink blush, and in warm weather, use a bronzer.

Band

A new trend in natural make-up is to apply blush or bronzer in one strip all over the face. This line should have three main points: two cheeks and a nose. Apply the blush to one side of the face, then blend into a sheer shade towards the nose. Repeat on the other side and finish off with a light accent between the line of the eyes and the tip of the nose. This simple technique will help create a natural, light tanning effect to give freshness to the face that has turned pale over the winter (especially in spring). For this makeup, it is best to use a blush of warm colors, for example, peach or terracotta.

Text: Maria Stefanova Photo: Asya Zabavskaya