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| Maggie Rizer being attached by beauty tools |
As a beauty advisor people are often asking me what my favorite products are, overall and of course categorically (bronzer, eye shadow, primer, gel moisturizer - you get the picture). I find that my tastes are always changing as I am constantly trying out new things, and I'm certainly not brand loyal overall, save for a few brands that are just really THAT GOOD (Nars, Tarte, Make Up For Ever and Smashbox, to name a few).
One of my fave areas to play around in is cheeks. I am always on the hunt for great bronzers, blushes, highlighters, and the like. I get super excited when I find that gorgeous blush colour or that perfect matte bronzer (finding a good matte can be a battle).
The best part is that the textures, finishes and colours are constantly evolving. I find myself constantly reminding the 40+ consumer that cream blush isn't how it used to be twenty, even ten years ago.
The greatest finds are blushes and bronzers that work on many skin tones and skin types. Despite all the change, sometimes a good classic is a feat in the makeup industry.
What's even better is a blush with history...
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