Meet New Cream-to-Powder Blush and Highlighter
We are expanding our bestselling stick collection with two new arrivals: The Blush Stick Cream-to-Powder and The Highlight Stick Cream-to-Silky Powder. Both formulas glide on like a cream before transforming into a soft, powdery finish. Here is how to use them for fresh colour, a velvety glow and a naturally blended result.
The Blush Stick Cream-to-Powder
The Blush Stick Cream-to-Powder is a silky-smooth blush stick that gives your cheeks a fresh flush of colour with a soft-matte, powdery finish.
Its creamy texture melts into a soft powder as you blend, creating a naturally blurred, cloud-skin effect. The formula contains 5% phytosqualane, which helps hydrate the skin and contributes to a comfortable feel during application.
The colour is buildable, so you can create anything from a subtle flush to a more defined look. As the pigment is intense, start with a small amount and build gradually.
You can also tap a little onto your lips for a soft, diffused touch of colour.
How to apply blush
Gently dab a small amount directly onto your cheeks and blend with your fingertips or a brush.
You can adjust the placement depending on the look you want:
Apply it to the apples of your cheeks for a soft, fresh look.
Place it slightly higher and blend towards the temples for a more lifted effect.
Add a small amount across the cheeks and bridge of the nose for a sun-kissed finish.
Work in light layers. It is easier to add more colour than to blend away too much product.
The Highlight Stick Cream-to-Silky Powder
The Highlight Stick Cream-to-Silky Powder is an airy, silky-smooth highlighter that gives your skin a soft, velvety glow.
The texture glides on like a cream before transforming into a smooth, powdery finish that melts into the skin. The formula contains 5% phytosqualane, which helps hydrate the skin and contributes to a comfortable feel during application.
It is lightweight, buildable and easy to blend. Apply a thin layer for subtle luminosity or build it up when you want a more noticeable glow.
How to apply highlighter
Swipe or tap the highlighter onto the areas you want to enhance, then blend with your fingertips or a brush.
You can apply it to:
the tops of your cheekbones
the temples
the inner corners of your eyes
beneath the brow bone
lightly along the bridge of your nose
the cupid’s bow
You do not need to highlight every area at once. Choose one or two points where the light naturally hits your face for a softer result.
Tap a small amount onto your cupid’s bow for a velvety glow that subtly enhances the shape of your lips.
How to use blush and highlighter together
Start by dabbing blush onto your cheeks and blend until the edges look soft. Then apply highlighter just above the blush, along the highest point of your cheekbone.
Gently blend where the two products meet. The blush adds soft-matte colour, while the highlighter catches the light and adds a velvety glow.
Because both formulas are buildable, you can easily adjust the result. Begin with a small amount and add more colour or luminosity as needed.
FAQ about blush and highlighter
What is the difference between blush and highlighter?
Blush adds colour to your cheeks, while highlighter catches the light and enhances the high points of your face.
Where should you apply blush?
You can apply blush to the apples of your cheeks or slightly higher towards your temples, depending on the result you want.
Where should you apply highlighter?
Apply highlighter where the light naturally hits your face, such as the tops of your cheekbones, the inner corners of your eyes or your cupid’s bow.
Should you apply blush or highlighter first?
Apply blush first, then place highlighter just above it on the highest point of your cheekbone.
What is the difference between The Glow Stick and The Highlight Stick Cream-to-Silky Powder?
The Glow Stick gives a dewy, radiant finish, while The Highlight Stick Cream-to-Silky Powder transforms into a soft powder for a more velvety glow.
What is the difference between The Blush Stick and The Blush Stick Cream-to-Powder?
The Blush Stick gives a creamy, dewy finish, while The Blush Stick Cream-to-Powder transforms into a soft powder for a blurred, soft-matte result.