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earthfaithlove · 4 years ago

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Blush is used to mimic the natural color of your skin when it’s flushed. When using foundation, we mask imperfections or any natural coloring in our face. That’s why blush was designed—to help bring natural color back to your face and give you more life! Blush is applied after foundation and contouring.

Young Living has seven different shades of blush.

• I Do Believe You’re Blushin’ (pink neutral)

• Passionate (dark burnished rose)

• Smashing (cool pink)

• Awestruck (Soft pink shimmer)

• Captivate (beige pink matte)

• Serene (soft coral-peach matte)

• Charisma (bright pink)

In general, picking a blush color depends on your preference. However, there are some tips to finding a color that will best complement your features. To start, look in the mirror when you are naturally flushed. Pay particular attention to the color of your cheeks, then try to match that color with one of the Savvy Minerals Blush swatches.

If you still aren’t sure a which blush to purchase, below are a few general guidelines on picking a blush color that complements your skin tone.

Take into consideration your shade:

• Fair skin individuals (cool 1 or warm 1) look great in pick soft, light hues like I Do Believe You’re Blushin’, or Smashing. Keep in mind, anything brightly colored will look especially vibrant on fair skin.

• Medium skin individuals (cool 2 or 3 or warm 2 or 3) look great with medium to dark hues like Captivate, Passionate, or Serene.

• Dark skin individuals (dark color line) look great in dark or bright tones like Charisma or Smashing.

• Keep in mind, as the seasons change, your blush should change, too! Adjust to lighter colors in the winter when your skin is fairer, and in the Summer months, adjust to a darker more prominent color. You can swap blush for bronzer for a sun kissed look during the summer!

Take into consideration your undertone:

• For cool-toned individuals we recommend light pink tones for a natural look, and darker pinks for a more dramatic look like Smashing, I Do Believe You’re Blushin’, or Captivate. 

• For warm-toned individuals, we recommend peach tones or medium pinks like Serene, Awestruck, or Captivate.

Blush should be applied in a small sweeping motion starting on the apples of your cheeks diagonally upward toward the top of your ear. Do not carry your blush all the way up to your ear! Blush should be contained on your cheeks, right above the contour color you placed in the shadow from your ear to your lip. Accentuate that highpoint (cheekbone) with a little blush!

Do you know how to apply blush based on your face shape? Adding these techniques will help you use your Savvy Minerals blush in ways that accentuate your features best. Which lovely face type are you?? Have fun trying these tips.

Oval faces: If you have prominent cheekbones and a forehead that is slightly wider than the chin you have a lovely oval face. You will want to sweep your blush over your cheekbones. Put your blush just above the bone rather than towards the hollow under it to help lift your cheekbone.

Heart shaped faces: Do you have a wide forehead and high cheekbones, and a face that tapers to a narrow chin? You have a lovely heart shaped face. Start by brushing blush to the outer corner of your cheekbone, starting up near your ear and ending below the outer corner of your eye. Then add a touch of color by your temples, also at the center of your forehead. This will balance your features best.

Square faces: Do you have a forehead that is pretty much the same width as the cheekbones and chin? Then you have a lovely square shaped face. To help define your cheekbones, apply your blush slightly below the cheekbone. You can add blush in the hairline, and this will help soften the edges of your face.

Round faces: If your face is as wide as it is long, you have a lovely round face. You may find that matte blush would complement your features best.. Sweep your blush from the ear down the cheekbone towards your mouth. Try adding a little touch of blush to your chin and blend it well to add balance.

Oblong/long face: If your face is similar to oval and square-shaped faces. except longer and less wide (forehead, cheeks and jawline will all be pretty much the same width), you have a lovely oblong face. Try brushing blush on cheekbones below the outer corners of your eyes and blend well. You should check that the blush never goes lower than the tip of your nose. This will add balance and compliment your features.

Triangular face: Is your chin narrow and pointed with high cheekbones? Then you have a lovely triangular face. You can apply your blush in a sideways V on the cheekbones. Then blend up from your cheekbones to your temple, and then extend the blush over your brow toward the center of your forehead. This will add balance and complements our features.

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earthfaithlove · 4 years ago

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Savvy Minerals by Young Living Lip Gloss provides natural-looking sheer to medium color coverage while adding shine that isn’t sticky! This lip gloss moisturizes and softens lips, while making them look fuller.

This lip gloss can also be worn over Savvy Minerals by Young Living Lipstick to go from a fresh, natural day look to an evening look with a bolder color impact! Plus, they are infused with Peppermint essential oil.

Just a swipe of lipstick can make you feel more confident, beautiful, and add glam to your style, but did you know that most lipsticks contain harmful toxins and preservatives? Not only can these chemicals absorb through the pores on your lips, but they can also be accidentally ingested. If you wear lipstick every day, that toxic load can build up over time!

An FDA study in 2010 found lead in 400 lipsticks at levels up to 7.19 ppm (parts per million). Lead can pose serious health risks, including neurological effects, high blood pressure, thyroid dysfunction, and reproductive toxicity. It is so harmful that the government banned it from house paint in 1978 and from gasoline in 1996. However, it is still found in many cosmetics and some packaged food! Lead does not show up on ingredient labels, and it has been found in a wide range of lipsticks—from cheap brands to luxury brands.

Don’t stress! You can still feel beautiful wearing bright lipstick without lead or harsh chemicals! Savvy Minerals by Young Living® Lipsticks is formulated without parabens, phthalates, petrochemicals, bismuth, talc, synthetic fragrances, or synthetic colorants!

There are now three different lipstick formulas available:

Continue reading about the different formulas, what ingredient they do contain and why you want to use them by following this link:

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