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Get the Look: Flushed Cheeks

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Nothing awakens and enhances your natural beauty quite like some well-placed color on your cheeks. But if the fall runway shows were any indication, it seems that the trend is moving away from a natural, I-just-blushed look to a more daring, I-just-spent-the-entire-day-on-the-slopes look. For the best way to recreate this trend, we turned to Minneapolis-based makeup artist and beauty blogger Hillary Kline for some tips and tricks.

“Finding the right shade of blush is really important in creating a flushed complexion,” shares Hillary. “Some blush colors can look chalky on girls with dark skin tones while some might look like costume makeup on those with lighter skin tones.”

Not sure which blush shade is right for your skin tone? Hillary offers a quick guide: “If you have warm or olive undertones, I suggest looking for mauves, berries and brick shades. If you have cool or pink undertones, pick baby pinks, light plum and peach shades.  

 

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