Common Blush Mistakes- The Do's & Don’ts

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[ddnn]

Finally a video that shows exactly how to apply the different blushes and how they look! I love that you gave us the guides before applying the blush (the white dotted circles). It really helps to teach me where exactly the blush goes. Simple and straightforward video. Thanks Tina!

[ruddsix]

Powder Blushes: 0:48
Cream Blushes: 2:35
Liquid Blushes: 3:44
Blush Styles:
1. Youthful Blush: 5:12
2. Sculpted Blush: 5:34
3. Undereye Blush: 6:00
4. Sunkissed/Tipsy Blush: 6:20
5. Winter/"I'm Cold" Blush 6:48
6. Draping Blush: 7:16

[ezerstudio]

I always really appreciate the do- *and* don’t s. It really helps me figure out what creates the effect I’m going for.

[ayeshah]

Tina could you please make this into a series? I learnt so much about blush application and would love to find out your do's and don'ts on bronzer/contour and other makeup!

[Kiruta]

As a beginner to makeup, this video is extremely helpful!! I love this video format so much. I love how you showed us the dos and don'ts as well as showing us different ways to use blush. Can you do the same with face highlighters and bronzers please?

[taelivision]

I absolutely love putting blush. No makeup look is complete without blush for me

[shannonsuryaatmadja]

I'm really interested in tips for:
1. How to deal with uneven eyelids. I have one hooded lid and one double. Eyeshadow is doable but eyeliner is a no-go for me. 🥲

2. How do you adjust brow shapes to your face shape?

Thanks, Tina! ❤️

[JacklynKaye]

Me thinking I’d just watch this cause I enjoy your videos, then finding out I do every single one of those don’ts 😅. Please do an eyeshadow version next 😂

[tasnia]

Tomorrow is my picnic and I was looking for some blush trick ... guess what you're here to help

[riaeverwood]

This is really helpful and easy to understand for someone who does not do makeup. Love it! hope you do more!

[itsthytime]

I never used to wear blush but now I cannot live without it!

[rizzamarielybanez]

Tina never fails ro teach! I love blushes! It is my go to makeup. I dont do eyeshadow.. sometimes lipstick but blush is always present

[xxtiamide]

Tina! This was super helpful, I am going to make use of some of these tips literally tomorrow morning when I'm applying blush. Love the do's and don'ts! Would love some more of these for literally every other part of my face (lips, brows, etc) haha

[priyanshipaul]

Me being someone who is new to make up it is definitely a great help. I somehow always mess up my blush or i m never able to get the look i m looking for. Thank you Tina lots of love 💜

[shirin]

Omg finally a video that shows the subtle Korean/Japanese style application that I prefer! I already have pink cheeks on a narrow face, so I really need a super super gentle blush look and I think it’s prettier. This was SO useful! I’ve been wondering what type of blush brush to buy, what kind of formula, etc. And I was also confused about placement because Korean ones never show you where and how, they assume you know. I’ve basically only worn the light expanding colours that I have from lip products because I was so worried about buying the wrong shade of blush or overdoing it and looking insane. You even gave the tools needed for each—I don’t wear foundation so I don’t know what to do if I ever tried it but your video makes it clear how to do it and then shows some of my fav blush looks! And what I really like is that your application is so delicate that I feel like it teaches how to make styles I usually avoid look good., I’m faving this and subscribing just in case she ever makes such a useful video again about anything. Thank you so much Tina!! ❤❤🥰

[sunshinepeace]

This was so helpful! I have been using liquid blush or lipstick because whenever I used powder blush it looked really patchy and too pigmented so I will be 100% trying these tips! Love you Tina ❤❤❤

[sanarandev]

You’re the best in make up videos they’re always so helpful. You’re still my favourite make up YouTuber

[yuyu]

I *love* these videos. So helpful! I will absolutely be using this information when I do my make up.

[adadominguez]

I agree that building your blush look with different shades is a great way to add dimensionality and zhuzh up any look. However, it is important to ensure that if you are that the colors are all in the same warmth level. If you blend a cool-toned blush (say, a lavender one) with a warm-toned one (like a peach or coral), your blush will appear murky and brown/grey and you will look sickly. Never EVER mix blush (and that goes for eyeshadow or any other makeup) that are on the complete opposite side of the warmth spectrum. If you do want to mix warm and cool toned makeup to take your look to the next level, here's a trick that I learned from many, many years of watercoloring: put them right next to each other, but they should NEVER touch! That way you get the beauty of both without any of the browns or greys...unless that's what you're going for. Try this and you'll see. Also if you're serious about makeup and love experimenting I highly recommend you watch a few videos on color theory so you can understand how colors interact with each other; this will allow you to look like you have your own personal MUA. After all, makeup is an art. You can thank me later....😏😏

[melie.faraway]

This actually helps me a lot! I really want to be better at doing my own make-up, but I just can't seem to do it right :( After seeing the video I tried to do my blush and it worked quite well:) Thank you 💖