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Beauty expert Leonie shows you how to use your palette optimally, what to look for in the textures, and how to create a fresh, even look with just a few simple steps.
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Where do I apply the pressed powder and what is it good for?
Apply the Pressed Powder with the #14 powder and bronzer brush in the T-zone to minimize shine and make your Make-up last longer.
Alternatively, you can apply the Pressed Powder all over your face for a more matte and diffused look. This helps your foundation stay put all day.
How do I apply Bronzer?
Choose a Cream Bronzer or powder Bronzer.
For the powder Bronzer, you can also use the #14 powder and bronzer brush. Apply the powder Bronzer to your cheekbones and blend the product gently.
For the Cream Bronzer, it’s best to choose the #22 Multi Blender Brush or the #25 Cream Blender Brush. Apply the Cream Bronzer to your cheekbones and blend the product gently.
How do I apply blush?
Choose a Cream Blush or powder blush.
For the powder blush, you can use an angled brush, like the #13 blush and contouring brush. Apply the powder blush more towards the front of your cheeks. Smile and blend the blush from the front towards your temples.
For the Cream Blush, you can also use an angled brush, like the #13 blush and contouring brush. Apply the Cream Blush more towards the front of your cheeks. Smile and blend the blush with tapping motions from the front towards your temples. Once the product is well distributed, it can then be blended with sweeping motions.
How do I apply the Cream Highlighter?
Apply the Cream Highlighter with the #13 blush and contouring brush, #22 Multi Blender Brush, or the #25 Cream Blender Brush to the highest points of your cheekbones.
The Cream Highlighter also works well over powder products to give the powder a bit more glow.
Additionally, the Cream Highlighter can be applied to the tip of the nose or the cupid’s bow.
Leonie’s expert tip: Apply the Highlighter only to the highest points of your cheekbone. Avoid the eye wrinkles, as shine reflects light and can emphasize unevenness and fine lines.
When should I choose cream and when powder products?
Powder products blend easily thanks to their silky texture and have a slightly more matte finish.
Opt for creamy textures if your skin is on the drier side. Creamy products visually merge with the skin and are easy to blend. They have a more glowy finish.
Can I use powder products together with cream products in one palette?
You can definitely do that. My personal palette, for example, consists of pressed powder, Cream Bronzer, and Cream Blush.
Is there a difference compared to the other Cream Blush Sticks?
The texture has definitely evolved a bit. The cream blushes in the pan are super creamy and even easier to apply and blend.
What undertone do the cream blushes in the pan have?
There’s definitely something for everyone with the Cream Blushes.
The color Peach leans towards a peachy shade and has a warm undertone.
The color Natural has a neutral undertone that really suits everyone.
The color Tea Rose has a cool, pink undertone.
How do I know which Bronzer color I need?
The Cream Bronzer in the color Light is suitable for foundation shades N.1 to N.4.
The Cream Bronzer in the color Medium is suitable for foundation shades N.4 to N.5.