BE-DAZZLING WITH THE BLUSH ERA

This summer, look enigmatic with the beauty's best trend flourishing over the internet, the overdose of blush being one of them. Remember how our grandmothers used to pinch their cheeks for quick redness or Tiktok's viral reel where a girl used a half-eaten cherry as tint? You guessed it right! We cannot get over blush in 2023. This year is poised to see the resurgence of the 'Oh-So-Cute' blush era

Our love affair with Blush is a tale as old as time. Since ancient times, people have been obsessed with adding colour to their faces. Greeks used mulberry pulp for the dash of colour while Egyptians used red ochre mixed with fat on their cheeks. With the growing popularity of blush, along with faux freckles and flushed cheeks, the blush trend has become a cult favourite. Blush adds natural colour to the skin. Giving a nod to the minimalistic look, it can be worn sophisticatedly or you can pop bold and bright colour. Available in various forms like powder, cream, gel, and liquid, blushes can add a touch of feminine allure to your face.

There is an unending dilemma of whether you should use cream blush or powder blush. For toning products like foundation or blush, one should always keep their skin type in mind. Cream blush is found in tubes, wands, compacts, and twist-up sticks and is perfect for dry skin. It offers a dewy and illuminating finish. It can be blended more easily to create unique shades. People with oily skin should avoid using cream blush as it will add the extra ounces of shine which you are trying to avoid. Appropriate for oily skin types, powder blushes are mostly found in classic compacts. For a softer and matte finish like glow, one should go for powder blush. They are available in a wide range of colours and last longer than cream blush. A blush look is not only about dabbing it all over your cheeks, it now involves huge experimentation. WA is here to help you sail through the best of blush crazes.

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