If there's one thing that's never missing from Kylie Jenner's makeup, it's definitely cheekbone blush. Mainly in the matte version, but in special cases combined with a little bit of highlighter, the blush of the cheekbones, as Kylie says, really livens up the portrait.

How to combine cheekbone blush with makeup base?

Starting from the name of this technique, Under Blush, it's all about applying blush before finishing make-up on a bright base and primer in your skin tone.

The peculiarity of the procedure lies in moving the corrector to the parts of the face that you want to give more shine. So, unlike the traditional technique: foundation-corrector-contouring-bronzer-blush, the corrector "slides" and is placed at the end of the entire make-up process.

Zoe Kim Kenealy explains through a tutorial video that the ideal for doing this makeup is to use two blushes: one darker and one lighter. Start with the strongest shade (pink, peach, red or shades of purple), apply with a makeup brush from the cheekbones to the contour of the eyes. Then it's on to the corrector that is applied to the dark circles under the eyes and on the sides of the nose. Start with light blush on the top of the cheekbones, while the last step for a bright blush like Kylie Jenner, you need a little powder to darken the skin a tone more and you will look like a star!

Source: Cosmopolitan