How to Create a Warm Brown Blush Look

Step 1: Choose your Brown Blush Shade

As mentioned before, there are many different shades of brown blush to choose from. The best way to find the right shade for you is to experiment with different shades until you find one that you love. If you have fair skin, a light brown blush will give you a natural-looking glow. For medium skin tones, a medium brown blush will work best. And for dark skin tones, a deep brown blush will provide you with a beautiful, sun-kissed look. You can also use a combination of different shades to create a custom look. For example, you could use a light brown blush on the apples of your cheeks and a deeper brown blush to contour your face.

If you prefer liquid makeup, we recommend reaching for Sunkisser Liquid Blush & Bronzer in shades Electric Bronze, Summer in the City, or Sun Tempt. For powder lovers, we recommend Fit Me® Blush, especially in shade Buff.

Step 2: Applying Brown Blush

Once you've chosen your brown blush shade, it's time to apply it. There are a few different ways to apply brown blush, depending on the look you want to achieve.

Tools to Apply Brown Blush

You can use a variety of tools to apply brown blush, including:

• A blush brush
• A powder brush
• A kabuki brush
• A sponge
• Your fingers

The best brush for applying brown blush will depend on your personal preference and the formula. If you want a sheer, natural look, use a blush brush. For a more dramatic look, use a powder brush or a kabuki brush. And for a precise application, use a sponge or your fingers.

Applying Brown Blush Based on Face Shape

The way you apply your brown blush will also depend on your face shape.

For oval faces, apply brown blush to the apples of your cheeks and blend it outward.
For round faces, apply brown blush to the temples and blend it inward.
For square faces, apply brown blush to the forehead and chin, and blend it inward.
For long faces, apply brown blush to the apples of your cheeks and blend it upward.

Applying Brown Blush for Soft Contour

To use brown blush for soft contour, apply it to the hollows of your cheeks and blend it well. This will help to create a subtle shadow that will make your cheekbones look more defined.

Applying Brown Blush for Sculpted Look

If you want a more sculpted look, you can use brown blush to create a more dramatic contour. To do this, apply a dark brown blush to the hollows of your cheeks and blend it well. Then, apply a lighter brown blush to the apples of your cheeks and blend it outward. This will create a more defined contour that will make your cheekbones look even more prominent.

Applying Brown Blush for Sunkissed Look

To create a sun-kissed look with brown blush, apply it along the tops of your cheekbones starting at the hairline above one ear, then down, across your nose and back up the other cheek in a “W” shape. The actual sun would hit your skin this way; just think of where you tend to get a sunburn. You may want to add some in the center of your forehead, too. Blend it well to create a natural-looking glow.

Applying Brown Blush for Bronzed Look

If you want a bronzed look, apply coppery brown blush to your entire face, focusing especially on high points where the sun hits, and blend it well. This will give you a warm, all-over glow.

Step 3: Setting Your Brown Blush

Once you've applied your brown blush, it's important to set it with a setting spray to help it stay in place all day. Use Facestudio® Glass Spray Finishing Spray for a dewy finish or Facestudio® Lasting Fix Makeup Setting Spray for a matte finish.