1. Blush for a Long Face 2. Blush - Accenting Cheekbones 3. Blush for a Wider Face

BLUSH - ACCENTING CHEEKBONES

Blush can act as a countour or highlight or both, depending on how it's applied.

		There are two shades, so one can achieve the look desired.
1.		Suck in cheeks, feel along cheekbone tracing downward until you feel natural hollow beneath. This is where the darkest color will be applied.
2.		Using blush brush, apply darkest color in deepest area making a "C" shape from hollow, up to temple.
3.		Smile, use lighter color lightly on apple of cheek.
4.		Blend lighter color also on cheekbone, blending into darker color...
		Do not apply blush on upper side of cheekbone, you will interfere with the eye area, thus making skin beneath eyes look puffy
5.		Blush can be applied to nose, forehead and chin. Caution: know and understand your best features. Blush is a highlight and emphasizes features. Use blush only to emphasize your best features.
		Make sure blush is applied lightly, if too heavy, use your foundation sponge to blend down.
		You also can blend down over blushing with Victoria Jackson® Toning Mist. Spray water on sponge lightly and blend cheeks down.
		Using the Toning Mist over your blush will help in making it longer-lasting by creating a natural stain of color over your cheeks.
		Remember blush adds the color and dimension to your face. Use it to accent... not to make a statement.

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