i use a foundation (max factor miracle touch) then apply translucent powder on top with a blush. i alwys use blush to bring colour to my face – currently bourjois rose d’or – which is a powder blush.
latley ive heard lots about liquid or creme blushes so ive tried two different ones but every time i try to rub the colour into my cheeks with my fingers i end up taking the foundatuion and powder off instead so i end up with a patch on my cheeks without make-up.
how do u get round this?
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Use a brush. A stiffer blush brush. They lightly buff it in to the skin.
Apply it really lightly with your fingers or use a brush or a sponge over your foundation, then powder. You apply like products together – so cream blush over liquid foundation and then powder OR foundation, powder then powder blush. Applying the powder over top will help to set the blush and make it last all day 
well, something good would be to put your blush on before your foundation and powder. if your skin is clear, then skip the foundation and just brush a loose powder on top. if you cant live without your foundation, then try a different formula. instead of the one you are currently using, try a mousse foundation. it blends on really light and it feels like its not there. after putting on the foundation, then put on the blush. dont push too hard, because then it probably will make the foundation come off. i like mousse blushers, and i dont know how many brands make it, but it works like heaven and you dont have to use alot of it.
I don’t really like creme blushes. They’re not as easy to blend on the face; meaning if you make a mistake with them, you’ll have to wipe some of it off, which means you’ll wipe off your foundation. Use a powder blush instead and apply with a blush brush, because if you make a mistake with a powder blush, you can blend it better on your cheeks to make it look okay.
