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I usually wear subtle colours on my cheeks, but my blusher collection includes many strong colours too and there is no better time to wear them than A/W. The only reason why I normally avoid darker colours is because I tend to overdo my blush and end up looking like a clown :) haha. It is easily fixed though. I have three favourites at the moment, all absolutely gorgeous and nicely pigmented.
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The first option and the most natural colour choice from the bunch is from Elizabeth Arden and it is the Ceramide Blush in shade Honey*. It is an absolute bargain, costing only £5.50 (reduced from £24.00) from Fragrance Direct! I love the creamy formula and the finish I can achieve with this product is really nice. It is a gorgeous dark nude/peachy shade and adds a subtle wash of colour to my cheeks. Perfect for everyday wear.
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The next blush is the Liz Earle Healthy Glow Powder Blush* (£16.50) in shade Peony. It has been sitting at the back of my makeup drawer for far too long, so I decided to put it in my acrylic storage and give it some love. It is the perfect berry shade, without any shimmer and it looks lovely worn with a dark nude lip and subtle eye makeup. It is super pigmented, so I have to be very careful with the application, but I can always go back with my foundation brush to blend it out a bit.
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The last blush I have been loving lately is 'Red Vino' by Milani. I received it in my makeup swap with Coco from The Beauty Milk last Christmas and I adore it. You need the tiniest amount of it to add some colour to your cheeks and the shimmer in it adds a touch of radiance, so you can skip the highlighter, if you don't want to overdo it. It is a stunning shade and the formula is a dream to apply and blend. If you can get your hands on baked Milani blushers, I would highly recommend them. If you are based in UK, you can buy them on Amazon and they should cost under £10.00 with delivery.
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Elizabeth Arden Honey, Liz Earle Peony, Milani Red Vino |
What are your favourite blushers at the moment?
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