Thursday, December 3, 2009

How do I apply blush to make my face look less chubby?

have an oval face with chubby cheeks. How do I apply blush to make my face look less chubby?How do I apply blush to make my face look less chubby?
First, it is important to own a good quality Blush brush. A blush brush will help to place and blend the blush perfectly. Next, pick a color that looks natural on you and then apply it to the apples of your cheeks blending up along you check bones. To create even more depth to your cheeks try applying contour (a darker color) starting at your jaw bone joint and blending in a downward motion to the cheeks centerHow do I apply blush to make my face look less chubby?
Blush will do nothing to make you look less chubby. If anything, by enhancing the apples of your cheeks you will look more rounded.





The best solution is a bronzer or contour powder. Buy a regular face powder that is several shades darker than your own, if you are pale. If you are black, buy a highlighter or pale colored powder.





If you are using a darker colored powder, apply powder to darken (slightly( the neck (under the chin), the hollows of the checks, and the temples.





If you are black skinned and using a highligher, apply it to the tops of the cheekbones, the tip of th chin, bridge of the nose, and middle of the forhead.





Google ';contouring'; for more detailed explanations of how to properly contour or highlight.





One more thing that works well for chubby faces is using a lot of liner on the lower eyelids, creating more definition to the face.
Ok, so almost everyone knows that blusher is an essential for a make up bag, yet its so difficult to find the right, colour, brush, texture, etc.


I would suggest to you a powder blush, that doesn't look too dark as this can look like a 5 year olds done your make up (I know this because of past expericance EEK!) For an oval shaped face, you want to bring it in from your ears.


Use a small blusher brush and work inwards from your ears to the apple's of your cheeks. Its hard to explain over the internet, so I have provided some pics to help you.


A sketch on where your blusher should be:


http://www.geocities.com/bluegumtrees/OV鈥?/a>





The perfect brush for this look,(I use this and its brill!) Its from bare minerals which is sold on QVC and in Debenhams:


http://www.sweetfaceminerals.com/images/鈥?/a>





Hope i helped.


GOOD LUCK
you're not going to be putting blush alone to make your face appear less chubby. What you're going to need to do is contour your face first then apply blush. What you need to contour your face would be either an angle brush or a contour brush. You can go to MAC to purchase an angle brush or sephora. I usually contour my face and underneath my chin, to give an illusion that I don't have a double chin. After you contour then you can apply blush.
blush is NOT what you want if you want the illusion of a more narrow face... it highlights the cheeks and cheekbones bringing more attention to them, what you want to do is suck in your cheeks and fill in those hollows with a contouring powder
first put the blush on the apple of your cheeks(smile and its the part that sticks out). then apply it in an upward diagonal motion, angleing it towards your temples. make sure to blend well.





good luck!
you will contour your face get a good blush like mac or Nars and get a pink, or brown color and contour your cheek bones
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  • Any tips on how to apply the right amount of blush?

    Also, where exactly should the blush be applied?Any tips on how to apply the right amount of blush?
    just blow the brush gently before u apply. the result is amazing.Any tips on how to apply the right amount of blush?
    In the upper cheek bone, very lightly.
    First, you must get the right shade of blush. The correct shade is the color your cheeks turn in the cold. Then when you have the proper color, smile a toothy smile and apply right on the apples of the cheeks.
    if u r a pale person...a small amount of peach in a diagnol sweeping motion under the eyes.





    if you r very tan add a spritz of a shinny copper color 2 the apple of your cheek





    and if you have very dark skin...add a bit of silver/ gray/peach near your eyes and chin
    A bronzer is great. Makes you have that fresh, natural sunkissed look. Apply lightly. A big makeup brush is better than the smaller ones. Apply bronzer on your cheekbones, a lil on your nose, chin and forhead area. To give you that natural all over face glow.
    on the cheek bone intill u can just see it!!
    Yup, depending on your face shape...check on search engines for face shapes and where to apply to bring out your best features. Then after you put it on in the mirror take a small hand heald mirror outside with you to make sure it's not GLOWINGLY BRIGHT in natural sunlight. After that if you're still not sure. Ask a make-up consultant at the mall. You don't have to buy their product to ask.
    You should try to follow your check bones. It should be able to just highlight your checks and add alittle color. Don't put too much on or it will look really fake and you want to look like you have a natural glow.
    go to my website www.marykay.com/garcidiacono-runyon and look into the make-up application tips to find out.email your thoughts and opinions g.arcidiacono@yahoo.com
    I usually use a lighter shade (more pink or peachy) on the apples of my cheeks, extending outward along my cheekbones, then apply a darker (more mauve or plum color) about the hollows, under the cheekbones. And half the time I cake it on because I'm pale, and I use a pretty light powder to follow. If you need some contour, that's probably the way to go......not necessarily thick like me, but with the colors, I mean - light/dark

    Which colours of lipstick, blush and eye make up will look good on me?

    I have long black hair, brown eyes, and fair skin with sort of olivey undertones. What colours of make up will look good on me?Which colours of lipstick, blush and eye make up will look good on me?
    It sounds like you are a ';Winter';. Go to ColorMeBeautiful.com, click on your season %26amp; it explains what types and ranges of colors look good with your kind of complexion. It's not necessary to stay strictly within their recommendations (or buy their products), but it's a great place to start if you just want general color advice and direction.Which colours of lipstick, blush and eye make up will look good on me?
    i dont exactly know ur skintone. but i would tell u colors that will look good on everyone. for eyes black eyeliner and mascara, eyeshadow in browns beiges nudes taupes gold. for lips try nude colors or clear lipgloss. as for blush i dont know ur complexion exactly. if ur fair try peach or pink. bronzer is always safe.
    black eyeliner on the bottom [CoverGirl Perfect Point Plus in Black Onyx..is the best]-the twist up not pencil or liquid. and either blue,white, light orange, or pink eye shadow/shimmer. a light pink blush or bronzer is really nice. and instead of lipstick try color tinted lip gloss.preferbly an orangish-brownish color [the color it looks like in the bottle] or a pink [Pink Blaze from the Bare Bronze line from Victoria's Secret is amazing.] and for foundation you should use Covergirl Tinted Moisturizer..it goes on like lotion so it isnt all thick and fake looking and it evens out your complection.Good Luck!
    depends on your style actually, but for lipstick you could go with one that has blue or brownish undertones, not the really dark shades though or you'll look like an old lady or a vampire queen. those new cheek stains work well with every skin tone, so just get one in a standard shade, but not too pink, ask the counter lady. remember that the best kind of make-up is the kind that looks like it's not even there, especially for the eyes, so stick to shades almost next to your skin color. hope this helped. :)

    How to remove blush (the makeup) from your face?

    The description on the makeup remover I have says it's for removing makeup from lips, lashes, and eyes. (So don't suggest makeup remover please)


    Also, is blush suppose to stay on your face for a while? I used a washcloth and it won't come off.How to remove blush (the makeup) from your face?
    If scrubbing didn't work, try Oxy. I use it.How to remove blush (the makeup) from your face?
    Use baby oil. Put it on a tissue and wipe it on your face. It should come right off.
    Water.


    Answer mine?


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    Use a cleanser on your face nightly. That will remove the makeup on your face (including blush, and foundation if you have it) for the night to prevent it from clogging up your pores.
    I'm sorry, I can't believe that someone actually claimed that makeup removed was the leading cause of blindness in women and then tried to sell you things. That's outrageous.





    I'm surprised it's not coming off with whatever facial soap you're using, but like everyone else has said - even though the makeup remover doesn't specify cheeks, it should be fine.





    I've never heard of blush that stayed put after scrubbing... usually blush fades off pretty quickly. What are you using?
    wash cloth wont work because its rough against your skin as your rubbing hard to get the makeup off.


    i use the makeup removing face wipes.their moist and easily wipe off any make up! i love them!
    You can use your remove on your cheeks it is not going to hurt. Blush is supposed to come off daily like the rest of your makeup. Use some of your face wash if you would like, warm water may work as well.
    soap and water....duh
    well i use remover, but a bit of olive il mised with water works to abit.
    apply compact on it
    you should use ponds cream cleanser its pretty good an it for your face








    here is a picture to show you how it looks like





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    your cheeks are probably red from using a washcloth. And you should make sure your makeup remover is oil free its the oil makeup remover is the leading cause of blindness in woman. So if your interested in switching removers let me know and ill tell you which way to go ';(mary kay beauty consultant.)
    the eye/lip makeup remover will work for blush. Use soap and it wiill probably come off with a wash cloth. Good luck =)
    i have the best beauty tip ever!! use baby wipes.. huggies have natural gental wipes and they take your makeup off so well. even mascara. and it does not clog your pores all in all it is the best thing to use
    I had this video up on youtube teaching people how to clean their face with moisturzing cream but i del. it.





    So--- Use any kind of moisturizing cream, apply it on your face, then clean wit with a tissue.
    How long it stays on your skin depends on the type of blush it is. (Powder, cream, gel, mineral, etc.) However, blush should never be difficult to remove because your skin is very sensitive so harsh rubbing should never be involved anywhere on your face. You could try your lip/eye makeup remover just to see if that works, or Ponds Cold Cream (which is awesome and inexpensive.) And, if you didn't use soap on the washcloth, try that. Hope that helps.
    soap.
    No it should come off, try warm water %26amp; some non-scented soap. That should work! If not try baby oil, but make sure to get it all off your face otherwise your skin might break out (because the oil).
    I use cetaphil face wash to remove face makeup. Just a wash cloth without a cleanser will not remove makeup. They are designed to stay on the face and a you'll need a cleanser to disolve the makeup to remove it.
    Usually any kind of makeup remover will remove foundation and blush. The ones that say that they will remove eye makeup just have the ability to remove the waterproof formula in some of the products without irritating your eyes.
    Powder blush should wash off in your nightly cleansing regimen. Most soaps formulated for the face will wash your makeup off. If it seems like you didn't get it all off in the first wash, go for round two. I usually use an oil-based cleanser, like Philosophy's Purity, to remove makeup, and then I follow it with a medicated cleanser to fight acne.

    Who do you think makes the best concealer and blush?

    I have NYC right now, which isn't really to my liking. I was wondering what your opinion on this was, and which brand of makeup is the best to conceal red blemishes. Also which blush goes on the best and stays on. What's your opinion?Who do you think makes the best concealer and blush?
    Clinique would solve all your problems! There is a concealer called ';Advanced Concealer'; This is a camouflaged concealer it can hide ANYTHING! Oil free so it will not clog pores nor will it irritate the skin. Its allergies tested and 100% fragrance free.Very safe to use, its about $13.50 but the tube will last you at least 9 months, because you just use a little bit. Its lasted me FOREVER! You know I just went it asking for a concealer and they tried it on me with out even charging. Clinique is all complementary!





    As for blush, it depends on our skin type...if your oily or dry. If oily or just fill good in your skin they have great powder blushes that have oil absorbing formulas that help the blush stay on all day! If dry there is really great moisturizing tube blushes that feel and look great!Who do you think makes the best concealer and blush?
    I wont say that one brand is better than the other, all brands have great products. If your are looking to conceal red blemishes you probably want something that is a little bit heavier, so I would suggest a creme based concealer, I don't know what your price range is but I like to use, MAC select cover when I am on set also to take the red out you may want to use a green colored concealer with your concealer. Also one of my favorites, which will give you alot of coverage is Kroylan concealer, this is what I currently have in my kit. http://www.kryolan.com/Camouflage/produc鈥?/a>





    Blush I would suggest if you want it to be long wearing, apply a creme blush first then add a powder on top.
    The best concealer I have found so far for me is intensive concealer from everyday minerals. I have tried stick and cream concealers but to me it always just makes this sheer layer that you can see through or you have to apply it so thick that it's obvious you're covering something.


    https://www.everydayminerals.com/index.p鈥?/a>


    They have a large variety of concealers, all with descriptions. The mint color is specifically for covering red blemishes but I haven't tried this one, I have only tried the intensive in medium. You just need to use a concealer brush to apply it. I like it a lot better than using bare minerals as concealer.





    I also like both bare minerals and everyday minerals for blushes. I have tried various drug store and also recently e.l.f. blushes and I just don't like the way those traditional blushes look, especially on me. I like the shimmer of the mineral blushes, but everyday minerals also makes matte ones. I do like e.l.f's all over face stick in toasted and have used that as a blush/bronzer on my cheeks twice in toasted, I have medium skin and black hair. But I won't be doing that often because it's a cream and I'm acne prone.
    for concealer i would choose Sonia Kachuk becuz its creamy anad glides on to your skin easily and covers blemishes well without the over price





    for a blush i like NARS it worth the money

    I have hazel eyes and medium brown hair and tan skin, what eye makeup and blush colors should i use?

    I just want to know what eyeliner, eyeshadow, and blush colors would work with my eyes, complexion and hair. Thanks for helping!I have hazel eyes and medium brown hair and tan skin, what eye makeup and blush colors should i use?
    use chocolate brown eyeliner and mascara and def. a smokey grey eyeshadow or deep purple would look good on you, it is what my friend wears and she has the same features.I have hazel eyes and medium brown hair and tan skin, what eye makeup and blush colors should i use?
    light browns, silvers, grays and purple look good. i like black eyeliner and mascera, but if you want a softer look, try dark purple eyeliner, goes really good with hazel and green eyes, and black mascera. i like the revlon blush compacts or the physicians formula bronzer compact, in light brown or pinks.
    I also have hazel eyes, medium brown hair, and tan skin. For eyeliner you should use black eyeliner. For eyeshadow you should use gold, brown, and yellow eyeshadow. For blush use pink or red blush.





    Please help me:


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    eyeliner-dark brown


    eyeshadow-a light soft color, maybe a light pink


    blush-red
    im the same.


    purples, pinks, greens %26amp; neutral colors. =]
    dark brown. smocky black. or grayish silver

    Has anyone tried the new benefit boxed powder blush called thrrrob?

    I really want to try it. has anyone else and what was it like?Has anyone tried the new benefit boxed powder blush called thrrrob?
    Id recommend looking for reviews on products before you buy them on a make up site such as





    www.makeuptalk.com





    you dont have to join/subscribe -its all free and its useful,aking sure you dont waste your money on products that dont work for many people








    if its not there then just google it


    -=browneyedfox=-Has anyone tried the new benefit boxed powder blush called thrrrob?
    no but i really want to try it too... i love benefits blushes so we'll see. i'll let you know when i do
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