How to fix too much blush? How much blush is appropriate?

I wanted to apply some blush to make my face look more youthful, but my hands shook and I accidentally applied too much. My face is now red and looks terrible. Is there any way to fix it? How long is the appropriate amount of time to apply blush?

You can use a tissue to absorb the excess blush powder, and then apply loose powder. Take a clean tissue and gently press the part of your face where you have applied too much blush, and then use a makeup brush to apply a thin layer of loose powder. This method can make the entire makeup look more natural and perfectly solve the problem of too much blush. In addition, you can also use lotion to remedy the problem of too much blush. Use a cotton swab to dip a small amount of lotion and gently wipe the part where you have applied too much blush. This can have a local makeup removal effect. Next, reapply a layer of foundation on this part, or apply loose powder directly, and then reapply blush and you're done.

Young people can apply it on the most prominent part of the cheekbones, apply blush with a brush, gently tap off the loose powder, and then apply it in a circular motion. Older people can apply it on the lower side of the cheekbones, and apply it lightly from front to back a few times.

If you don't use the normal makeup routine, or use the wrong cosmetics, spots may appear. However, if you use it correctly every time and do a good job of cleaning and maintenance, spots will not appear.

Human skin is very delicate, so don't use cosmetics randomly. Choose the right cosmetics and take good care of them.

Blush, also known as rouge, refers to cosmetics applied to the cheekbones to give a healthy rosy complexion and highlight the three-dimensionality of the face. It is mainly red, but there are also special brown, blue, bronze and beige colors.