When made using delicate and soft shades, it guarantees brilliant effects. It looks subtly and naturally. It also adds brightness and freshness to your complexion and even has the power to make you a few years younger. Just like strobing, draping will be perfect for the holiday season and for the beach, when your skin is looking sun-kissed. It is trendy and natural, and fits many types of beauty.

Although this technique consists in applying a lot of blush, the key is to mix colors with shimmer. Remember to blend it well on the skin to avoid an exaggerated look. Apply blush at the top of the cheekbones and also a little bit on the forehead and neck. For the best effect, use several shades of blush. The darkest shade should be applied under the cheekbones, in the center of the cheek. Apply brighter tones higher up, at the top of the cheekbone and above it, at the temple, and even on the eyebrow. This makeup technique has already been popular in the 80s. It was popularized by Way Bandy, a celebrity makeup artist whose clients included such stars as Cher, Diana Ross, or Farrah Fawcett.