"I love deep purples, warm pinks and fuchsias, bordeaux, warm peach or orange shades for dark skin," he says. "You can apply the cream to the right hand and use it on the left cheek, and vice versa."Īs for picking the best blush colors for dark skin, Crimson says to find shades that complement or share the same family of your natural undertones. "The cushiony part of the hand is just soft enough to apply your cream blush perfectly," he says.
To get just the right amount, Crimson advises using the inner palm of the hand just below the thumb. But don't let that scare you: "Simply build it up until it's at a nice place that feels natural or like a whisper of color," he says. Makeup artist AJ Crimson says that using shades that are too light or applying too much of the wrong shade is a major no-no. When it comes to applying blush, people often think of location, but blush color can make or break the look. There is an art to the application - overdo it and you risk looking like a clown, or apply the wrong way and make yourself look older. It's often the finishing touch to give your face a little color and depth, and it makes your skin look healthier.
No matter if you are going for a no-makeup makeup look or full-on glam, blush is an essential component of your cosmetic equation.
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