Blush is an essential element in any makeup arsenal. More than just a splash of color, the hint of warmth and fresh flush can bring a pop of vitality to your complexion and make your whole face glow.

Not sure which blush suits your skin tone? This guide breaks down the most flattering shades for fair, medium, and deep ...

For deeper skin tones, an orange shade gives a sunkissed glow, while purple shades offer a berry tint that melds seamlessly ...

Milani rose powder blush in the shade Coral Cove "Darker skin tones may find that Milani’s Coral Cove suit them best," says Grella. The color is vibrant and you can easily build it up for a more ...

If you love using blush with an oil formula, but you want one that doesn't change colors, this version of the product has three versatile hues to choose from: But Tonight (terracotta rose), Turn ...

Many blush palettes will also feature some contour or bronzer shades. Depending on your skin tone, these shades can be excellent for blending with the blush shades for a deeper color, or great to ...

You could always choose a blush that matches your skin’s undertone, [and] on the other hand, I prefer to pick my blush shade so that it goes well with my lip color or the over all makeup look I ...

Color rounds an area. Contour goes into the hollows of your cheeks under the cheekbones, highlight goes directly on the cheekbones and blush color goes on the apple of the cheek to "lift" the face.

There’s a three-step blush process I’ve been doing lately to ensure I get maximum color payoff and glow. I start with a cream blush; I use some by NudeStix, some by Danessa Myricks.