 |
Select a category
Foundation
Powder
Concealer
Blush
Bronzer
Mascara
Eyeshadow
Eyeliner
Eyewear
Lipcolor
Lipgloss
Lipliner
Nail Polish
Tools
In Your Shopping Cart:
| ITEM | SHADE |
Log In | Register
 |
Find beauty solutions makeup,
tips and more!
Take our Makeup Advisor quiz to find the products and beauty tips right for you.
TAKE QUIZ
- A two-tone blush process helps contour your face. Use muted, neutral colors, like bronzes and browns, to add contour to your temples, the top of your forehead, or jaw line. Keep it subtle. Then use a happier, more colorful shade on the apples of your cheeks as described above.
- No grand sweeping gestures here, less is blush-best on a small or narrow face. Keep the blush concentrated on the apples of your cheeks, and bring the color a bit closer to your face's center line.
- The powdery formula of oil-free Cheekers Blush will cling best and deliver a shine-free, gorgeous flush of color. For T-zone touch-ups, mix a pinch of blush with loose powder.
- During ultra-dry months, dab a rosy shade of TruShine Lipcolor (match it up to your lips) on cheeks, blend, then set with a powder blush like Cheekers.
- If you've over-applied, puff Professional Loose Powder in a neutral shade over cheeks until color is toned down.
