Great Football Tricks

Europe Travel Guide

Paris  

Eiffel Tower

Four Seasons George V Paris

Buckingham Palace.

The Montague On The Gardens

Rome  

Colosseum

Albergo Del Senato

Amsterdam  

Adult Spot

Barcelona  

Parc Guell

Venice  

Churches

Prague  

Charles Bridge

Budapest  

Buda Castle (Budavar)

Florence  

The Duomo / Campanile & Baptistry

Lisbon  

Belém

What's Best: Cream Blush or Powder

The right blush during the right time of day is key. But how to pick the perfect blush? Should you go powder, cream, tint, shimmer or gel? There are many different types out there so here I run down the 5 main types so you can choose what kind you need & when (day or night?)!

Powder Blush

Powder blush is great for all skin types, but best for oily skin and anyone looking for long-lasting color (it's the densest of the blushers).

• The Right Way to Apply Blush

Cream Blush

This type of blush is best applied with the fingers. It's also dense, but lets your skin show through. Cream blush is particularly suited for dry skin because of its rich, moisturizing ingredients.

Gel Blush

Gel blushes provide a sheer glow. They work best on oily to normal skin and are hard ot spread onto dry skin since they are fast-drying.

Tint Blush

Like gel blush, tints are fast-drying and can look streaky over foundation. If you're going to use it, blend it fast and blend it well. Once it's set it won't budge until you wash your face.

Shimmers

These are great for giving a light gleam to your cheekbones. These are best for nighttime. The great thing about shimmers are you can dab them on your forehead, in the bow of your upper lip or in the inner corners of your eyes. But avoid your highly wrinkled spots, since these will accentuate them.

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