how do u use a bush for proper hightlight?!
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for tanned skin (powder blush)
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you actually need to use a highlighting powder or bronzer for highlighting, not a blush. You put the product on your brush *if it is a loose highlighter like Revlon Skinlights, dip it in the powder and then shake off excess. If it is a cake, sweep your brush across the cake and then tap it against your forearm to get rid of the excess* and then apply it everywhere the sun would naturally touch your skin (down the center of the nose starting at your forehead near your hair line; the straight across your face starting from a point between the tops of your cheekbones and under your eyes across to the other side; and a bit on the center of your chin.) make sure after you apply, you blend it using a fan brush so its not so powdery.
After you apply your highlighter, apply your blush starting in the apple of your cheeks *the hollow part* to right under your cheekbones. Blend again to make sure that there are no harsh lines and then apply your finishing powder.
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Well, using a bush will probably only hide your face, not highlight it. I mean, they're so big and green.
On the other hand, everyone will probably ask you just what in the hell you're doing walking around with a bush on your face, so I'd say go for it! :)
there are some blushes that you can use as a highlighter, but those are all going to be golds, bronzes, and pearls. with tan skin i would stay away from the pearl colors and go for metallic bronzes. they are going to be the hot colors for summer. my best advice is to go to a major department store and look at the ladies in the cosmetic department. when you find someone who looks hot, ask her to show you how to get the look YOU want, in YOUR colors.
best of luck! :)
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i was a counter manager for Lancome for quite a while
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