Is pearlescent blush better or matte?

Blush is one of the many facial cosmetics. When applied on the face, blush can modify the face shape and make the face look rosy and shiny, making the whole person look very energetic. Blush also comes in many different colors and with different functions. Some blush is applied for mature and sensual beauty, while some is applied for playful and lively cute beauty. Blush is also divided into pearlescent and matte. Let's take a look at whether pearlescent or matte blush is better.

1. Pearlescent blush. Pearlescent blush is a good friend of dull skin tones. It has a high light reflectivity and can enhance the skin's glossiness. Its bright and gorgeous texture highlights youthful vitality. Young girls with a sweet style are recommended to choose pearlescent blush.

2. Matte blush. Matte blush is good news for girls with big faces. Matte blush gives the skin a soft mist effect, makes the skin look more delicate, and can delicately modify the facial contour. For young women who want to look better, matte blush is recommended.

Directions:

Use after makeup has set. Use a blush brush to take an appropriate amount of blush, shake it on the back of your hand, and then apply it to the required position on your cheeks. Finally, use your fingertips to gently massage to make the powder fit better with the skin and make the blush blend more natural.

The difference between matte and pearlescent blush

Blush, after use, will make cheeks appear healthy and rosy. The difference between matte and pearlescent colors: 1. Matte blush produces diffuse reflection, is glossy, does not produce a mirror effect, and has no light pollution. 2. Pearlescent blush can only reflect part of the incident light, creating a pearlescent effect.

Multi-angle, multi-faceted, fine reflected light is called matte.

Honed: The surface is smooth but lightly polished, producing diffuse reflection, no gloss, no mirror effect, and no light pollution.

Matte color is a term relative to full glossy color and is limited to visual perception. When we look at an object, its color not only consists of scattered light, but also a lot of reflected light. If there is a light source, we can clearly see the reflection of the light source on the object. This is the color of light. When there is only scattered light and no obvious reflected light, it is called matte color. The word "ya" means second or secondary level. This is most commonly used in painting projects. The same category includes solid color, light color, transparent, matte, wrinkled, special art and other different varieties.

Pearlescence is produced by the parallel arrangement of tiny flakes with a high refractive index. These fine flakes are transparent and can only reflect part of the incident light, conducting and transmitting the remaining light to the bottom of the fine flakes. The simultaneous reflection of light by the parallel arranged fine flakes produces pearlescence. Cosmetics factories generally use pearlescent flakes to produce pearlescent paste. It is then added to cosmetics to create a pearlescent effect. Pearlescent flakes can also be added directly to produce a pearlescent effect.

How to apply blush:

The way to apply blush should follow the popular makeup trends! Just like the heavy smoky eyes that were popular in the past two years, there is basically no need to apply blush! But this season's soft smoky look and blush are used to create a three-dimensional effect. Of course, blush still needs to be applied, but it is recommended to use a brown color to make the face three-dimensional and not let it overshadow the eye makeup. "Blush is like an accessory to me. It's a clever addition to small places to create a cohesive look!" Just like when you want to show your personality with your clothes, you can wear a leather bracelet; applying orange-brown blush on your cheekbones can also show your makeup personality; if you want to look sweet, wear a candy-colored bracelet and apply pink round blush to make your makeup instantly cute and sweet!