Thanks :)What color/brand brush should I use if I have blue/pink undertones?
When you are pale with pink undertones you should keep to a sheer
rose or pink blush.
Your best bet is to go to a department store that has large tester
units in the cosmetic department . You can apply blush until you find a color that gives you a glow without making you look like a clown.
For blush colors you should check the Lancome or Clinique lines.
Once you find a color that you like you can purchase an inexpensive
blush at the drug store instead of the $20.00 plus one at the department store. Invest in a blush brush from a beauty supply store
for proper application. Remember to apply under the cheek bone, from the back of the cheek, by the ear forward, not from the front backward. This will give you a more natural finish. Always do a side check and don't forget to blend. Blush lines are very unnatural. If you want your blush to stay in place and not fade you will need to apply a light coat of translucent/sheer powder before applying your blush. You should apply the powder lightly with a large powder brush and not a puff. Coty makes a very inexpensive loose translucent powder which is available in every drug store and has been around for about the past 100 years. A classic!
Find your blush color and you will find that the low dollar Wet and Wild cosmetics are a great source for color products.
For a sheer look you may want to try a cream blush. If you use a
cream blush you will need to remember to apply an oil free moisturizer or your skin will absorb all of the color out of a cream blush if you are the least bit dehydrated. All skin types need a moisturizer. The oily to keep from getting more oily and the dry of course.
Good luck in finding your glow!What color/brand brush should I use if I have blue/pink undertones?
Use a light babydoll pink.
MAC has wonderful blushes, I would recommend Pink Swoon. :)
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