Maybelline Cheek Heat Cream Blush - 30 Coral Ember
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Cream blush is often made from an oily substance and is easy to blend. You can apply this blush with your fingers, with a brush or with a makeup sponge. A cream blush can be either water-based or oil-based. Cream blush works best over a liquid foundation, as does a blush stick. Blush sticks are also made from cream blush. The general rule is: powder on powder and cream on cream. Now, that is not always the case, because you probably want to set your foundation with powder, but in our opinion, this is a good starting point. Cream blush will become patchy more quickly if you apply it over a powdery base. If you would like a matte finish, you can always set your blush with a matte powder or blush.
Applying cream blush
Cream blush comes in different forms, for example, you can get cream blush in a tube, which often has a very liquid formula. Then there is cream blush in a pot, which has a slightly thicker texture. And finally, you can also find cream blush in a blush palette. Cream blush is often easy to blend, but also easy to build up in color. It is best to apply the product with your fingers, but you can also use a blush brush. Use tapping, circular motions on the cheek. Then also use your middle finger and ring finger to blend the color a bit, but be careful not to smear it, as this will create streaks and patches. Blush gives your face more color, you can apply the product however you like and what best suits your face shape, we call that shaping. If you have a round face, it is best to apply your rouge make-up in a diagonal line upwards, towards the tip of your ear. If you have a square or heart-shaped face, it will look better if you apply your blush in a horizontal motion from the apple of your cheek to your ear.