how to *actually* apply blush #makeup #makeuptips #makeuphacks

[augustlunaonline]

You can also put a bit of blush straight onto your fingertip, then apply it to your cheeks!

[grapefruitmonster]

Hi, Haley. I just wanted to thank you for making me confident & comfortable enough with my own skin & going foundation free ( yes, even concealer free). Thank you for being such a huge influence in my foundation free journey. Your videos have been really helpful, love you so much! 🤍

[ed]

No, the blush on the hand would be wasted

[blueleylines]

this is super helpful as i just started trying liquid blush thank u 😍

[sddbhyj]

Amazing but I think you could just apply a little amount of blush and then blend it out very soon before it gets stained as a way to prevent waste the product on your hand

[LovelyKuromi-nvqn]

The only beauty influencer who keeps natural makeup natural!!

[suztofp]

instead of wasting so much product you can just take a small amount and spread it along the cheeks. just do the second step first with the smallest bit of product

[melissatranfield]

Great tip about horizontal motions! I always want my blush to be high on my cheeks and not dip down too low and look weird aha.

[CrayonConoisseur]

That's why I hate liquid blush. I tend to use too much and now my hands are stained lol. I stick to powder blush instead

[Cnderfire]

You can also put it on a pallet. You don’t need as much as she put, but she was just trying to show an example of what to do. I do know the brand and color of that blush though.

[lune]

The blush on the back of your hand looked like a heart <3

[RusinMM]

But look at your eyeliner here… so beautiful!!!

[refallen_]

omg you saved me again! i love doing this same technique with under eye concealer that you also taught us, gosh i love and appreciate you so much!🎀🩷

[KimkookVkook]

The way it was a heart on your hand before you rubbed it on your cheek was so cute 😅😂🤣😭👌

[Jamie-qzmo]

I tried this and it’s actually a game changer!!!

[Pinkiiiiii]

The point of the blush application is not the she puts product on her hand, idk why everyone keeps mentioning that. This tip shes showing is accurate. With cream products, youre supposed to apply small amounts at a time and layer one on top of the other until your reach desired coverage or pigment. This also applies to foundation and concealer. The reason cakey finishes happen is cuz everyone dumps a crap ton of product directly to the face all at once and dont blend it out properly cuz all of that product has no where to go. I learned this same technique from Pony syndrome, a famous South Korean makeup artist. Obviously you can put less product on your hand, thats not the point lmao.

[michalina_peek]

Actually I was thinking lately how to apply blush so your video was very relatable, thanks ❤❤

[chiaravc]

I always did it directly on my face, but some products just don't blend well enough. You're right, putting it on the back of your hand first gives much more control

[AleLanus]

I adore saie blushes formula! What shade is that one?

[mkay]

If you guys are worried about waste, use a glass palette instead of your hand. The palette won't absorb the product and it's more hygienic in general. Also, be mindful of the amount ESPECIALLY with high pigment liquid blush.