The difference between blush and blush What is blush

Most girls usually know that we need to apply blush when we put on makeup. Blush plays a very important role. Now many girls like blush purple. So what is the difference between blush purple and blush? What is blush purple?

Purple blush is purple blush. If applied to fair skin, it will be a light dragon fruit color, which is very refreshing. But if applied to yellow skin, it will make you look like a village flower, which will not brighten your skin tone at all. Purple blushes that look good on fair skin but look weird on yellow skin have one characteristic, that is, the saturation is too high, that is, it is too purple and the color is too bright. High-brightness and high-saturation yellow and purple are a pair of complementary colors. When a group of complementary colors occupy a similar area and have similar purity or brightness, the effect presented will not look good. If the saturation of one side is too high, it will appear more abrupt and out of place. The reason why purple blush is so popular now is that in the color matching, yellow and purple are a pair of complementary colors. The combination is not abrupt at all, but makes people feel very comfortable.

Blush is also blush, but the color is purple. Blush has one more function than blush: brightening. It can make the area where it is applied pop, making it look clearer and more upscale. However, there are also differences between blush and blush. You can't think that a purple blush is a blush that can brighten. Women have different skin colors, so they choose different blushes. In general, blush is more suitable for fair skin, and girls with yellow skin should try to choose blush with low saturation and can effectively brighten. In addition, due to different environments, light, weather, and even different colors of clothes, there will be differences in the color test. At first glance, they may all be purple, but after a closer look, you will find that there are blushes with high saturation, blushes with low saturation, and even some blushes with gray tones, as well as blushes with pink tones in purple.

Yes, it is suitable. Purple is also a magical color. It is a set of complementary colors with yellow, that is, hedging colors. It should be able to neutralize the yellow in our skin very well. For example, if the skin is dull and yellow, purple can be used for isolation, which can brighten the skin tone very well. However, it is completely different when it comes to makeup. Some purple lipsticks with full aura and purple eyeshadows with very high saturation can easily make yellow skin look terrible. This is also the case with the recently popular blush purple. The most typical example is Clinique Daisy Blush Purple. If applied on white skin, it will be a light light dragon fruit color, which is very refreshing, but if applied on yellow skin, it will feel like a village flower, which will not brighten the skin tone at all. Purple blushes look good on white skin but look weird on yellow skin. There is a characteristic that purple blushes look too high in saturation, that is, too purple and too bright. High-brightness and high-saturation yellow and purple are a set of complementary colors. When a set of complementary colors occupies a similar area and has similar purity or brightness, the resulting effect will not look good. If the saturation of one side is too high, it will appear more abrupt and out of place.

Square face: Apply dark blush in circular motions on the cheekbones, gradually blending it with the foundation. Apply a lighter blush back and forth from the front of the ear to the jaw angle, gradually fading the color to the jaw, and blend it in thoroughly.

Round face: Apply blush at a 45° horizontal angle from the cheekbones to the temples, first apply dark fan-shaped blush on both cheeks, then overlap with light diagonal blush on top. Choose a darker blush and apply it from the ear to the cheekbones, and extend it slightly inward to the bottom of the cheekbones, which will make the face look more three-dimensional.

Oval face: The blush is applied in a fan shape formed by the temples, zygomatic muscles, and under the ears. Pay attention to the direction when applying blush. Apply from the cheeks to the center of the cheeks so that the darkest blush color falls on the cheeks, thus achieving the purpose of modifying the face shape.