The make-up blush is by far the easiest way to give dull skin a healthy, natural glow. But in the hands of an amateur, it can go completely wrong.
Brush up your skills by following the steps suggested by make-up artist Niti Luthra:
Why Do We Blush ?
Scientists at a Scottish university are conducting a study to understand the triggers behind blushing.
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- Choose the right type of blush. Powder and gel blushes are good for oily skin. Cream ones are ideal for women with normal or dry skin.
- Apply the blush on the centre of the apple of your cheeks.
- Dot the colour first and then blend it properly.
- Use your fingers or a sponge to blend it.
- Apply some powder blush on top.
- If you want to add shine, apply highlighter on top of it.
Source: IANS
- Dot the colour first and then blend it properly.
- Use your fingers or a sponge to blend it.
- Apply some powder blush on top.
- If you want to add shine, apply highlighter on top of it.
Source: IANS
Study Finds Women Blush Even During Casual Social Interactions With Men
A new study has revealed that the regions of the face that redden during sexual stimulation also slightly heat up during innocent social interactions.
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 Blushing Still Remains A Mystery!Red-faced scientists have admitted that, despite years of research, no one can explain why people go red in the face when they are embarrassed, ashamed or shy. | Advertisement
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