Thanks for the Flush: Eight Blushes That Make My Life Easier

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A Week of Gratitude

Blushing Favorites

It should come as no surprise that I’ve selected two shades of Marc Jacobs’ AirBlush formula (Marc Jacobs’ AirBlush, very neutral and goes with nearly everything might be my most-worn this year).  It’s easily followed by Natasha Denona’s Darya palette, and I’ve begged Ms. Denona to release Pink Champagne as a single, because that’s the one shade that’s truly special within the palette (though I use almost all the other shades when I use Pink Champagne).

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Natasha Denona Darya

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Marc Jacobs Beauty Flesh & Fantasy (506)

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MAC Fairly Precious

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Makeup Geek Daybreak

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Chanel Jersey (80)

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MAC Hushed Tone

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Clinique Black Honey Pop

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Marc Jacobs Beauty Lush & Libido (500)

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