Makeup tip - blusher

Blush, rouge whatever you want to call it, should be apart of your daily makeup application. I had a client the other day who had eyeshadow on, a bit of gloss and nothing on her cheeks and her face looked flat and lifeless. It's another one of those " only old people wear that" issues.
You don't need to put much on and let's face it we have all seen some people that go overboard and look like clowns but that doesn't have to be you. There's no need to go out and buy extra colours for your cheeks. Just look in your makeup kit and anything that has a soft colour like peaches, pinks, bronzes or beige, can be used on your cheeks. Just dust it lightly onto the apples of your cheeks just to give a slight glow and it will also give some dimension to your face. ( make sure you apply translucent powder first or it will grab and instead of having a nice shear look you will end up having harsh blobs which you can't remove). If you don't have any shadow, try using a little bit of lipstick on your fingers and blend into your cheeks. It is best to start with a very small amount and ad extra if needed ( please note that if you are trying this, don't put any translucent powder on before hand).
You will now look sunkist and fresh for the Summer.