How and with which product do I accomplish that rosy look by putting blush?

Benefit recently came out with a new product called Posietint, it's a light pink gel-like liquid that you apply to the apples of your cheeks to give them a soft subtle glow. The formulation allows you the time to blend the product properly onto your skin, giving you a really natural look.How and with which product do I accomplish that rosy look by putting blush?
You need to pick a good colour - one that is close to your natural colour when you blush or have been running.





If you are using a powder blush, apply with a blusher brush starting at the apples of your cheeks and working back towards the temples. Use a circular motion and make sure you blend in well, this should look natural - not stripy! With blush is easier to put more on than take off so go easy with the colour.





Otherwise you can use a cream blusher, these are easier to blend in with (clean!) fingers - in the same area.





You can also find cheek stains which are good for that rosy glow - they are very red but you need only a small amount. You need to work quickly before it dries and you will always need to clean it off your hands afterwards as it does stain. Examples of these are Benefit - Benetint or Origins - Pinch your Cheeks.How and with which product do I accomplish that rosy look by putting blush?
powder (that i use): revlon powder blush


how: smile, and use the fan brush 2 lightly apply blush to the apples of ur cheeks by sweeping from ur cheeks to the outer edge of ur face where the fixed point of the jaw is.





cream/liquid (that i use): revlon touch pad blush (sadly, only available in hong kong)


how: smile, just tap the spongey thing (in ur case, the cream thing) n apply to the apples of ur cheeks
well first of all you need to know your natural blush color..for eg...after a workout..or you could jsut lightly pinch your cheeks...then you need to get a similar shade..but whats imp is the brush ..specifically you need to get a blush brush if your using powder blush..but what i owuld honestly suggest since you want a natural color..go in for mousse (maybelline has wonderful colors in bronze and pink!) and apply to the apples of cheeks (smile n youll know) and the best part about mousse is that you can keep applying it till you achieve the right intensity! and it looks so natural n smooth!
just pick out any kind of blush (but make sure it matches ur skin tone) and sweep the brush across ur cheekbones (u can see ur cheek bones when u smile... if that helps) then sorta bring it all the way back to the edge of ur face and reapply as much as u want to add more color. but try not to put to much on or it will look clown-ish.





hope this helped! :D