I recently wrote an article for Korean Beacon about Blush.
Before...Not only did I rarely use blush... but when I did, it would usually be a pinkish toned one.
My cheeks tended to be on the rosier side, so people would always ask if I was wearing blush.
Now that I'm a Makeup Artist, I do wear blush... and people probably assume I'm wearing makeup (since a hint of bright neon pink cheeks don't really happen naturally) ;)
However, when I want a really natural looking pretty glow, I love using Peach Blush.
I first started using Peach Blush when I was working for Josie Maran Cosmetics at Sephora.
As their Brand Support, obviously I'm only supposed to use their line of makeup.
They had 3 shades of Blush: Passion (a Pink), Blossom (a Peach), and Fever (a Mauvish shade).
I found myself being surprised at how much I liked Blossom's Peach color... and I've been using and introducing it other people ever since.I feel most people don't wear much color on their cheeks, and when they do, it's not usually a peach. However, I think it's a really versatile color that looks good on almost everyone.
(Those with really dark African American skin may have to find a color that has a lot of pigment or works for your skin tone)
You can use just a hint of Peach Blush on the cheeks to give a natural glow... or use a lot to give you a fresh new glowing look.
If you haven't tried it yet, go to a makeup counter and play around~ You may be surprised at how great you look in Peach!
Here are my favorite Peach Blushes:
Young Blood: Tangier
Josie Maran: Blossom
Lorac: Cheek Stamp Coral
So go try something new... and have a Peachy Keen day! =)
*~ Have a Beautiful Day! ~*



How do you use GEORGIA PEACH? I can never get it to look peachy on tanned skin. I feel like it only looks good on super pale Asians.
ReplyDeleteI really want to check the JM Blossom!~