02Choosing the Right Shade for Indian Skin
Finding the perfect shade of purple blush is key to making this trend work for you. Here's a quick guide to help you select the right hue based on your skin tone:
Fair to Medium Skin Tones
Lighter shades like lavender or lilac are your best friends. These colours add a gentle, fresh flush to your cheeks without overwhelming your complexion.
Medium to Olive Skin Tones
Deeper purples with pink undertones, such as mauve or plum, can provide a natural-looking blush that beautifully complements your warm undertones.
1. Prep Your Skin
Start with a clean, moisturised face. Apply your foundation and concealer to create a smooth, even base.
3. Start Light
Dip your brush lightly into the blush, tapping off any excess. It's easier to build up the colour gradually than to tone it down if you apply too much.
4. Apply Strategically
Smile gently to locate the apples of your cheeks. Starting from the apples, sweep the blush upward towards your temples to lift your face and create a natural-looking flush.
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5. Blend Well
Blending is key to achieving a seamless look. Use a clean brush or a makeup sponge to blend out any harsh edges.
6. Layer, If Needed
For a more intense colour, layer the blush slowly, blending between each application.
Highlighter
A touch of highlighter on your cheekbones, nose, and cupid's bow can enhance the effect of the blush. Choose a highlighter shade that complements your skin tone and the cool tone of the purple blush.
Confidence is Key
The most important aspect of pulling off any makeup trend is confidence. Remember, makeup is a form of self-expression, and experimenting with new trends can be a fun and empowering experience.

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