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Ladies, it's time to retire the bronzed-babe look and go for a little pretty in pink. Blushes in pale pink are hitting us hard, and we're loving it! My two blushes of choice are MAC in Pinch Me (pictured on left), and Shiseido in Playful Pink (pictured on right). Applying blush has a different ritual for everyone - it really depends on how pink you prefer your cheeks to be and the bone structure of your face. Personally, I like to apply most blush on the apple of my cheeks, and gently sweep across my cheek bone once or twice. Another thing to keep in mind when buying blush is your skin tone. Always ask if the store has samples, and try them on your hand or arm. Some pinks might be too pale, and others too dark. Nevertheless, blush is the thing to keep an eye out for this spring!
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