Makeup 101: Blush formulas for every skin type
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To know which formula is right for your skin type, here are the details you need to know to help you have a stress-free makeup shopping. Read on!
A blush is known as a beauty product that can instantly add color and bring life to the face.
Aside from lipstick, blush is a go-to for an instant pop of color. Due to constant improvements in beauty brands, they have created numerous formulas to make their product stand out. To know which formula is right for your skin type, here are the details you need to know to help you have a stress-free makeup shopping.
Powder blush (Best for normal to oily skin)
Powder type is a common formula when it comes to blushes. The proper way of using a powder blush is by using a fluffy brush and swirl on the cheeks. People with oily skin will get the best outcome from using a powder blush as it takes away the excess shine from the skin.
Cream blush (Best for dry skin)
A cream-type blush is best for dry skin as it adds moisture along with the pop of color. The tricky part though of using a cream blush is finding the perfect balance and not over piling a lot of product. Good news is you can easily tone it down by blending it well with sponge or fingertips.
Stick blush (Best for combination to oily skin)
A stick blush is best used by women or men who are always in a rush. This easy to apply product is best for people with combination or oily skin as it easily melts on that certain skin type. Apply powder on top if you want to extend the color on the cheeks and take away some shine.
Liquid or gel type blush (Best for any skin type)
A liquid or gel type blush is almost the same as both add a lot of color in just one dot. The formula can be used by any skin type but the secret in order to make this work is by adding a base packed with moisture. Pick a moisturizer if you prefer a no-makeup look or a foundation to have a base where the blush can stick. A piece of advice for first-timers: apply thinly and blend well.
Head on to your favorite makeup brands and find a formula and shade that work for you!
