are you using a cream, liquid or powder type of blush on?

I'm more of a powder blush but I have also used liquid from MiMi and The Body Shop. Right now, I'm sticking with my MAC and The Face Shop's powder blush on.

i always use the powder type...but since you already tried the cream type i wanna go for the cream type now...i'll buy one tomorrow

i mostly use cream or powder type. the latest is the blush on with brush attached to it already. that is very handy and i enjoy using it. i dont have to worry to forget the brush for the blush on has a brush attached to it already. i am very busy so i use more powder than the cream sytle for when i am in a hurry i am having a hard time applying it uniformly. hirapan ako magpantay. lol. so i am more confident and used to apply the powder one than the cream specially now that i have purchased a blush on with brush attached to it.

I'm not a gal and i have not used any of it b4, but i do know the difference too.. lol =D Powder type belongs to the pioneer of all makes ups, and during the early days, most ple will tend to put on cheeks with a sponge b4 brush was invented for it.. Right?? lol I know it because i will always be playing around with my mom's powder as it seems fun whenever i see her powdering her face.. haha BUt soon, brush came out, and sponge was no longer popular, due to it's impratical and ugly.. Brush in fact was alot more better as i can even see ple putting on cheeks in public, without the powder flying around.. hehe ^_^ NOw with the cream type, it's even much more easier as it's much more closer to our skin color and putting on cheeks is just like painting on the face, thus making one look so natural with it.. hehe =D As for liquid, i wonder who will gonna use it because i believe the effects won't be as good as the cream ones, as it will appear too thick if one were to apply too much, and layers will appear on the cheeks.. hehe

When you use any kind of blush remember that less is more. Just use a tiny bit and build the colour up. I really like Maybelline Mousse Blush in Dolly Pink.

well, i hv just started make up and i just bought the powder type of blush... i nvr use other b4 so i duno how others work but i facing the same problem as ur.... i duno wat is the right amount to blush.... sometime too red but sometimes like nothing.... then i think i should think to change after i finish my blush powder....

the powder

I used to use the powder type but unfortunately my brush got worn down and I never think of replacing it. I had lots of the cream type and I can spread this easily with my fingers. I also think the cream one looks more natural than the powder one.

I don't actually wear any blush. I guess maybe because of my health problems I am always one of two things: very pale or very pink cheeked. So if I wear blush and that day my face happens to do the 'pink cheek' thing, it ends up looking like I put gobs of blush on. So to avoid a look of too much makeup, I just leave blush out of my makeup routine. : )

me and my sister we had always used powder type of blush on...we haven't tried the cream one and to be honest this is the first time i heard about the cream type...i dunno about my sister if she ever heard about it...but i think I'll order some from avon one of this days..

I like the powder kind. I have more control over how dark it is on my face then with the cream or the liquid kinds. I have never tried the one from avon you are referring too. Is it relatively inexpensive, in case i do not like it I would hate to spend a lot of money. I still like the cover girl powder blush.

Well, since when I was in high school up to now I'm just using Ponds cream and Pink powder.. I don't used any blush on or make up in my face since my face get easily irritated.. The ponds pink powder is the one who provide blush on in my face.. I can't share to you anything about make up or blush on use since I am not using those things..

i can never get it to look right so i dont wear it.. i was taught how to apply it in modeling school but never quite got it down.. so i just dont use it.. that way i dont have to worry about looking like a clown cause that is what i end up looking like!!

Hi zer0charly, Thanks to you for the tip! I am using powder blush and you are right it is not easy to put on. I am now thinking about trying a cream blush as you said you use. It does seem like it would be easier to put on and to control and probably would look more natural. I think I will check it out. I don't know if I will try Avon because I like to see what colors they have in person first so I will look in the stores to see what they have to offer. I like Cover Girl and Revlon brands so I will check them out first. I use Cover Girl powder matte so I will see what they have in blush creme. I think I now use Cover Girl blush or sometimes Max Factor. I'm not even sure anymore. I know that I change brands once in awhile. But thanks again for the advice!

I have just started using the crean type and i think it gives a fresh look if it is applied right, not too much just a little gives a youthful look I think...

I use all of them but like the blush on one the best cause I can find the color I like in this one the easiest. I would like the liquid one the best if I could find the color that looks nice on me. I like the makeup from Avon cause it is always nice stuff they have in tehre but some of it is expensive.

I hardly ever use blush but when I do use it, it is the liquid kind. I hardly ever wear any kind of makepu though. I mainly use it to cover blemished sometimes, if I have any.

i use powder blush, it's like a want with the powder and the applicator in one.. i find it easier and convenient. i have tried using cread blush, though i like the effect on the skin, i dont like the idea of using my fingers to apply the blush on my cheeks..hehe so i stick with my blusher, it's looks like an applicator with colored powder on one end of the applicator and a blusher on the other end, so it's less work for me to so.. and not messy too..hehehe

hmmmm, im not into waring make up even on my college years and also now that im working, im ok with a powder and a lipstick/lip gloss...i think i can count the times that i wore make up its only in special accassions, like on my sister wedding and during my graduations (high school and college) and also on JS promenades, i remember i wore the cream type blush on and love the effect on my cheeks!!!happy lotting...

I don't have any particular color to share, but I must say that I have developed quite the loyalty to Bare Minerals. It's the most natural looking make-up I have ever used and I'm not sure I could ever go back to anything else. Even just the Warmth powder makes putting on a blush pretty much unnecessary. Though I have tried both a few times and have gotten good results. Any product I have tried from this company has been great and I have friends that are fanatical about their eyeshadows. I have tried some kits that are basically fool-proof. I don't know the first thing about applying eye make up but these kits tell you where to put everything and it looks fantastic. Everything mineral powder is outstanding. I have never used creams for blush, but I have been tempted to. I'll probably try it sometime, but it would be hard to tear me away from BM. I'm pretty passionate about this brand. It's not always easy to find them but any excuse to head to Sephora is okay by me. Then again, I could just spend all day in that store.