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Blush
Laura says blush can add life to older, sallow skin and brighten anyone's face. A key to getting it right is the color. "Blush colors should be natural," says Laura. "Don't go too extreme, like the current trend of a very orange color, if it doesn't look natural." Instead, Laura suggests choosing plum or pink shades of blush, like brownish-pink, peachy-pink or slightly golden tones that create a glow. Don't go too dark or too brown, especially if you have sallow skin, Laura cautions. If you're looking for something darker, however, consider a warm hazelnut or brownish-gold blush.
The bottom line? "Always choose muted tones that complement your skin color," says Laura." Unsure of your skin tone? Just ask a professional for your skin's most compatible color palette.
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