Blush palette 4 colors from La Vera 01

The most commonly used type of blush is the powder type, which consists of talc, coloring materials, oil-absorbing materials, and concentrates. The color transfer agent in powder blush is talc. In this type of blush, maintaining the natural condition of the face, ease of fading, and better absorption of skin oils are its features. This type of blush is suitable for women with normal or oily skin. It is better to use a brush or an angled brush or a large, wide-headed brush to apply powder blush so that the blush is evenly spread on the face. Take a little of the powder blush with a brush, then tap it on a surface to remove excess. Use circular motions to apply the blush. Tips: If your skin is dry, it is better to use liquid and cream blushes because powder blush absorbs moisture from the skin and dries it out more. If your skin is very oily, it is better not to use powder blush because it will clog pores and cause more pimples to appear on your face. The best option for very oily skin is to use liquid and cream blushes. Instructions: Dip the brush into the blush and before applying it to the face, run the brush on a tissue to remove excess powder, then apply it to the cheeks and desired areas. To use blush more effectively, it is better to pay attention to the shape of the face; for an elongated face, horizontal blush is more suitable than from the earlobe to the cheekbones. You can repeat this several times to achieve the desired color.