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Blush vs Bronzer — What's the Difference?

• Blush: Adds a flush of colour to mimic a natural, healthy glow from within. Applied to the apples of the cheeks or cheekbones in pink, peach, coral, mauve, or berry shades
• Bronzer: Adds warmth and dimension — mimics a natural tan or sun-kissed look. Applied where the sun naturally hits: forehead, temples, cheekbones, and nose bridge
• The winning combo: Apply bronzer first for warmth and depth, then blush on the cheekbones for a fresh, dimensional finish — the most flattering duo for any skin tone

Blush Placement Guide

• Apple of cheeks (classic): Smile gently and sweep blush on the round, fleshy part of the cheeks — fresh, youthful, and universally flattering
• Cheekbone placement (sculpted): Sweep blush diagonally across the cheekbone — more defined and sophisticated
• Draping (K-beauty trend): Sweep from cheekbones up to the temples and lightly under the eye — creates a multi-dimensional, editorial look
• Sun-kissed: Apply lightly across the nose and cheeks simultaneously — effortless and natural

Shade Guide by Skin Tone

• Fair / Light Skin: Soft pinks, peachy nudes, and light corals — avoid dark shades that look muddy on fair skin
• Medium / Olive Skin: Warm peach, terracotta, dusty rose — the most versatile skin tone; almost all shades work beautifully
• Deep / Dark Skin: Rich berry, brick, deep coral, and warm plum — rich tones show beautifully and avoid the ashy effect of lighter shades
• For Malaysian skin tones: Warm peach, terracotta coral, and dusty rose work universally across medium to deep olive complexions