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Think Pink
By Jennifer Riley

After years of self-tanners and bronzers galore, our makeup was starting to look a little stale. That’s why this spring we’re using pink rouges to impart a sweet rosy flush. Not ready to ditch the fake bake just yet? Well, neither are we—and thankfully, these blushes look just as pretty layered over a faux tan as they do alone.

Bobbi Brown Peony Shimmer Brick Compact ($38; bobbibrowncosmetics.com)
This limited-edition multitonal palette is the most vibrantly hued Shimmer Brick yet.

Pop Beauty Pretty in Pink Blush Cake ($19; sephora.com)
Five dazzling shades encased in an adorable tin create a yummy candy-colored treat.

Vincent Longo Water Canvas Blush in Swan Lake ($42.50; sephora.com)
This cream-to-powder rouge offers convincing color and top-notch staying power.

Pout Cheek to Cream Color ($22; sephora.com)
With luminous coral pink and warm copper, this silky duo gives warm-skin girls a flattering flush.

Chanel Irreelle Blush in Be-Bop ($40; chanel.com)
Get the brand’s quilted chic for less with a luxe compact of silky pressed powder.

Maybelline New York Dream Mousse Blush in Pink Frosting ($5; drugstore.com)
A cinch to blend and long lasting, this airy mousse imparts a subtle, not overstated, shimmer.

Jane Blushing Cheeks Powder Blush in Blushing Blossom ($3.69; drugstore.com)
This matte drugstore version delivers superior rosy pigment for a steal.

The Body Shop Spring Summer Shimmer Waves ($16.50; thebodyshop.com)
Swirling waves of sparkling color can be mixed and matched to suit every skin tone.

Stila Cheek Color Duo Pink Glow ($24; nordstrom.com)
This dreamy terra-cotta-baked blush is an apropos addition to the brand’s Good to Glow collection.

Milani Blush in Pink Craze ($3.50; walgreens.com)
Don’t let the price fool you—the shimmery staple outshines many more expensive rouges.

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