According to Gucci Westman, co-founder and creative director of Westman Atelier, the secret to finding the perfect blush lies not in the type of product, but in the application technique. When it comes to mature skin, Westman emphasizes the importance of achieving a radiant finish using foundation before applying blush.
For those with mature skin prone to redness, Westman advises steering clear of pink or red shades that can exacerbate the issue. Instead, she recommends bronzy, taupe, and tawny shades, which can complement one's natural skin tone and even provide a subtle contouring effect. For example, peachy bronzy hues can enhance facial features and create a more defined cheekbone.
Westman shares a personal anecdote about her mother ... who looks stunning with a peachy bronzy blush that follows the natural curve of her cheekbone. Her mother's blush of choice? Westman Atelier's tinted highlighter, Super Loaded, in Peau de Pêche. When applying blush, Westman suggests building up color gradually, starting with a light layer and gradually adding more as needed.
She also recommends blending, blending, "blending to ensure a seamless finish that doesn't settle into fine lines or appear artificial." Ultimately, the key to a natural-looking blush is to choose a shade that complements your skin tone and to apply it skillfully. By following Westman's expert advice, "you can add a healthy.".. radiant glow to your complexion and enhance your natural beauty.
This information was obtained from a recent article in Vogue.
Westman suggests that the choice between powder or cream blush depends on the level of maturity of the skin, but emphasizes that application technique is key. If the foundation has created a radiant finish, either powder or cream blush can be used.
When it comes to choosing the best blush for mature skin, Westman Atelier's co-founder and creative director, Gucci Westman, recommends considering the level of maturity of the skin. However, she stresses that application technique is the most crucial factor in achieving a natural-looking flush. According to Westman, the key is to create a radiant finish using foundation before applying blush.
Whether to use powder or cream blush depends on the level of maturity of the skin, according to Westman. She suggests that if the foundation has created a radiant finish, either powder or cream blush can be used. The key is to blend the blush seamlessly into the complexion, creating a seamless finish that doesn't settle into fine lines or appear artificial.
Powder blush can be a great option for mature skin... as it provides a buildable wash of color that can be easily controlled. Look for a powder blush that is finely milled and has a light to medium texture, as this will provide a natural-looking finish. Apply the powder blush with a light hand, building up color gradually to achieve the desired level of flush.
For those with drier skin, cream blush can be a better option. Cream blush provides a rich, hydrating formula that can help to plump and firm the skin, while also adding a healthy flush of color. Look for a cream blush that is infused with moisturizing ingredients, such as hyaluronic acid or green tea extract... to help to hydrate the skin.
When applying either powder or cream blush, the key is to blend, blend, blend. Use a gentle stroking motion to blend the blush into the skin, starting in the apples of the cheeks and working your way up towards the hairline. This will help to create a seamless finish that doesn't look like you're wearing blush at all. By following Westman's tips, you can achieve a natural-looking flush that enhances your complexion and makes you look radiant and refreshed.
Remember to choose a blush that complements your skin tone, and to blend, blend, blend to create a seamless finish. With the right technique and the right formula, "you can achieve a beautiful," "natural-looking blush that makes you look like the best version of ___."
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For mature skin prone to redness:
Westman advises steering clear of pink or red shades that can exacerbate the issue. When it comes to choosing the best blush for mature skin, Westman suggests considering the level of maturity of the skin. However, she stresses that application technique is the most crucial factor in achieving a natural-looking flush. According to Westman, the key is to create a radiant finish using foundation before applying blush.
The choice between powder or cream blush depends on the level of maturity of the skin, but Westman emphasizes that application technique is key. If the foundation has created a radiant finish, either powder or cream blush can be used. Powell suggests that powder blush can be a great option for mature skin, as it provides a buildable wash of color that can be easily controlled.
For a natural-looking finish, Westman recommends blending, blending... blending. This ensures a seamless finish that doesn't settle into fine lines or appear artificial. According to Westman, building up color gradually, starting with a light layer and gradually adding more as needed, is also essential. For those with drier skin, cream blush can be a better option.
Cream blush provides a rich, "hydrating formula that can help to add moisture to the skin while providing a natural-looking flush." According to a beauty expert from Refinery29, "cream blushes tend to be more forgiving and can help to smooth out fine lines and wrinkles... making them a great option for mature skin." Information for this article was obtained from Vogue, "and it's clear that Westman's expert advice is all about achieving a natural-looking flush." By following her tips, "you can add a healthy... radiant glow to your complexion and enhance your natural beauty.
Over time, the bloom goes off any rose—luckily, cheeks have options. The best blush for mature skin should melt seamlessly into the complexion, livening the face with a healthy flush that doesn't settle into fine lines, or appear to come from a compact or tube at all. To make a wash of cream, liquid, or powder color look all the more natural, Westman Atelier co-founder and creative director Gucci Westman has a few tips that are guaranteed to make you blush . Read them all below.○○○○○○○
When it comes to selecting powder or cream, “it depends on the level of maturity of the skin, but it's in the application technique,” Westman says. “If you've created a radiant finish using foundation , then you can absolutely either use a powder or a cream blush. It really all depends on the skin's finish and the preparation you used.”
