My Notes:
The Rose did caper — on her cheek —
What! Such a gracious darling —
In radiance supernal —
Resplendent dance — audacious fantasy!
The Rose did caper — on her cheek —
What! Such a gracious darling —
In radiance supernal —
Resplendent dance — audacious fantasy!
When adding a vibrant color to your face, your skin tone must be uniform before you start. To emphasize this further, not a single imperfection or capillary should be apparent. Apply many layers of powdered blush to produce a dramatic cheek that has the full intensity of the shade and the gentleness of the powder finish.
A smaller brush, as opposed to a standard blush brush, will allow you sufficient control to preserve the color on your cheekbones while preserving the softness on your apples and extending up into your hairline.
Anything on your skin will be hidden by a complete coverage foundation. Because oiliness makes skin blotchy, powder the places you plan to blush, such as the hollows around your cheekbones, to allow the hue to blend delicately.
Apply a bright pink powder blush to the area just above the cheekbones, then blend it in frequently with tiny, circular motions. Continue layering and mixing until the hue achieves the desired intensity for you.
After applying black mascara, lightly dust the eyelids with a pearl camel eyeshadow. Finally, apply a translucent pink nude gloss on your lips.