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SCMP Reporter

Powder blush is best applied with a medium-sized, flat brush on top of your powder. For a natural flush, load the blush brush with colour and  wipe any excess with a tissue.  Smile to find the apples of your cheeks and lightly tap blush there.
NARS Blush brush (HK$430)
This  blends  smoothly, meaning you don't need too much blush.  The bristles don't shed, but the  handle is a bit too long.
Julie Hewett Kabuki Brush (HK$360)
Although it's  quite expensive, this highly portable brush is  worth the price.  Its silky soft bristles pick up  just the right amount of  blush, and transfers  it all onto the face.  The bristles are firmly attached to the base  and  don't shed easily. Plus it looks really cool!
Dior Backstage Blush Brush (HK$290)
The  super-soft bristles feel gorgeous against your skin.  They pick up the  ideal amount of  blush and blend it  seamlessly  into your makeup.  A perfect size,  cool handle  and reasonable price  - what's not to love?
Anna Sui Blush Brush 1 (HK$180)
The Anna Sui signature rose carved at the end of the handle is elegant,  but the brush doesn't apply   blush particularly evenly.  For the price, it's worth a try.
Bobbi Brown Face Blender Brush (HK$300)
This can be used for blusher, bronzer or Bobbi Brown Shimmer Brick. But choose which product and stick to it as the colour tends to stain the bristles. There are definitely cheaper options, but if you want a  sleek-looking tool, this is a good choice.



This week we test: powder blush brush