Three-step blush tutorial comparisonfrom @patricktabeauty

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You wanna take your blush from looking beautiful to brighten, blurred, and giving you that batty blush, this is my brand new transition blush. I created a three step blush technique to give you flawless blush every single time. The first step is applying your concealer right onto the under eye. I'm going to lightly diffuse the edges into the rest of the foundation, not really focusing on the blend yet. So taking quite confident onto the back of my palm, I really wanna make sure that I blend this into my brush and apply directly onto my cheek and really work that product in quickly. These liquid brightening blushes were designed to be mixed into your complexion products. The perfect mixing medium. I don't recommend applying this onto bare skin. They do stain. They were designed to really last. I'm gonna take my five in one blending sponge and just blend the inner corners of the eyes out. Alright. So I'm just going to set the under eyes with a little bit of a translucent setting powder best so I can prep the skin to apply my blush. So I'm going in with the shade She's Vibrant. I'm gonna do one side using my three step blush technique and then the other side using just my blush. So going in with my precision blush brush, you really wanna make sure that you evenly coat the product onto the brush, and I'm just gonna go onto the apples of the cheeks. Same thing on this side. No going in with quite confident, starting off with the darker shade and really just dispersing this product right onto the under eye, blending it into my blush application, so you get a really seamless flawless blend. And then I'm gonna mix the two shades together and go a little bit higher into the under eye, giving me that seamless blurred blush application that I'm looking for. No what I'm gonna do is take a little bit of my bronzer, and I'm just going to trap the blush into the bronzer. So I'm just gonna go in the hollows of the cheekbones and a little bit onto the halo of the forehead. And then you're gonna want to set all of the transition blush with a little bit of setting spray. Sometimes I like to take a little bit of the lighter shade from my transition blush and really just put this right into the inner corners of the eyes, giving me a really seamless transition from the under eye to the blush. This is transition blush in Quite Confident.