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Medgal07

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So I used this method and was shocked - first of all only needed about three dots of the Baby Doll and of course had a clown circle but then I left it, added foundation and then used same brush to blend out edges and lightly go over and the result was amazing. Now I wish I'd ordered a coral version of these also. Going to be my new favorite blush I predict!!
That is just awesome Meleftie! The Coral one is Corail Affranchi 07---on me it looks like a soft orange--but It's really nice.
 

Medgal07

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Hi Meleftie! The first time I used Kiss and Blush on my cheeks, it looked quite splotchy (I used my fingers to apply; I'm typically used to powder blushes so am not as adept with finger application). However, once I used a stippling brush, I found that the product applied really well and blended into the skin naturally, so that's how I apply my Kiss and Blushes on the cheeks now :). I actually just posted a review of the K&Bs (and mentioned my application method in depth) on my blog today, if you find it helpful: https://www.themakeupwriteup.com/ysl-kiss-and-blush-review/. Another thing I've found helpful with the K&Bs (if it looks splotchy or uneven) is to exfoliate the skin if needed before application. Hope you will enjoy your K&B, and hope this helps somewhat!!

Edited to say: Sorry, missed the post where you tried Medgal07's technique! I'm glad it worked for you!
USCgirlie I'm glad you posted this because I never mentioned the application to @Meleftie. I actually apply my cream blushes, be they Chanell or YSL, with a short
stippling brush--the MAC 131. The Chanel stippler, # 7 and the MAC Stippler # 187 are too large for my cheek area, but the 131 is perfect for picking up product &
blending it. I'm really glad you mentioned this to help @Meleftie further, if necessary.

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Medgal07

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I have always steered away from cream blush but you are both making me seriously want to try it! This technique sounds amazing!
My only regret is that I hadn't worn it under my foundation sooner. I had stopped using it until @Erine suggested doing it that way.
 

Medgal07

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well if that is freaky I'll add to it - I also have TF Orchid haze and didn't get the other YSL palette because I thought it was too similar also! I did buy the Parisienne #7 but haven't had a chance to swatch yet.
Oh wow...that is freaky in a very good way!!!!
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I keep looking at Parisienne---I think it wants to be with me!!! It's beckoning!
 

Medgal07

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at work I said to a co-worker I tried 2 different face products can you tell any differences (without saying what I'd done) and she picked the YSL side saying she didn't know what it was but liked that side of my face better.
Thats pretty amazing!!!!
 

USCgirlie

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USCgirlie I'm glad you posted this because I never mentioned the application to @Meleftie. I actually apply my cream blushes, be they Chanell or YSL, with a short
stippling brush--the MAC 131. The Chanel stippler, # 7 and the MAC Stippler # 187 are too large for my cheek area, but the 131 is perfect for picking up product &
blending it. I'm really glad you mentioned this to help @Meleftie further, if necessary.

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Thank you Medgal07!!
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The MAC 131 is also one of my favorites! I'm currently using the 131 for the Becca Beach Tint Souffles and really love how easy it is to apply. Do you like the MAC 188? (That's the one I use for the YSL K & Bs.) Also, do you happen to have the MAC 159? I've heard such great things about that brush but can't seem to get the hang of how to use the brush properly :-/ ... my application looks streaky with the 159, so unfortunately it's just sitting in one of my makeup pouches unused! Thanks in advance for any tips!!
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Naynadine

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I'm drooling... So pretty!

I'm wondering if the powder is the same as the perm rose Souffle one? Which by the way doesn't seem to be available in Germany at all. I did find it on a UK site that ships to Germany, so I'm planning to order there at some point. My friend keeps raving about that stuff.

Too bad that the primer is in the TE formula, I guess it will have the same scent as the foundation then which means I'm allergic. The TE highlighter is fine though, so I'm waiting for swatches of that one. The blog post says it has shimmer, so I have to see it before I decide to purchase.


YSL's Rose Glow Collection is Super Pretty in Pink | Frillseeker
 

meleftie

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Hi Meleftie! The first time I used Kiss and Blush on my cheeks, it looked quite splotchy (I used my fingers to apply; I'm typically used to powder blushes so am not as adept with finger application). However, once I used a stippling brush, I found that the product applied really well and blended into the skin naturally, so that's how I apply my Kiss and Blushes on the cheeks now :). I actually just posted a review of the K&Bs (and mentioned my application method in depth) on my blog today, if you find it helpful: https://www.themakeupwriteup.com/ysl-kiss-and-blush-review/. Another thing I've found helpful with the K&Bs (if it looks splotchy or uneven) is to exfoliate the skin if needed before application. Hope you will enjoy your K&B, and hope this helps somewhat!! Edited to say: Sorry, missed the post where you tried Medgal07's technique! I'm glad it worked for you! 
This seems helpful as well!! I think the application can always make such a difference. Thank You!!
 

meleftie

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I'm drooling... So pretty! I'm wondering if the powder is the same as the perm rose Souffle one? Which by the way doesn't seem to be available in Germany at all. I did find it on a UK site that ships to Germany, so I'm planning to order there at some point. My friend keeps raving about that stuff. Too bad that the primer is in the TE formula, I guess it will have the same scent as the foundation then which means I'm allergic. The TE highlighter is fine though, so I'm waiting for swatches of that one. The blog post says it has shimmer, so I have to see it before I decide to purchase. YSL's Rose Glow Collection is Super Pretty in Pink | Frillseeker
OMG this looks stunning - want it all! If anyone sees these available (along with that darn fall palette) please let me know.
 

meleftie

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I have always steered away from cream blush but you are both making me seriously want to try it! This technique sounds amazing!
I've always looked like a clown when I tried to apply before however today is day two of easy breezy and looking great with this new method. Going to use my 131 brush tomorrow.
 

meleftie

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  [COLOR=0000FF]That is just awesome Meleftie!  The Coral one is Corail Affranchi 07---on me it looks like a soft orange--but It's really nice. [/COLOR]
Hum, I best not go look at more colors today. I'd placed one more last minute order from GA before the sale ended (had to order another solo and backup's of my favorite to ETK.
 

Icecaramellatte

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I saw in the Nordies book that the SAs have showing all the beauty specials for the sale, a YSL set for $75. I don't recall all the items but I know it had #7 Glossy Stain I believe full size. I dismissed it because I think that is one I already have. I don't really recall what else. I think eye makeup remover.
 

USCgirlie

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I saw in the Nordies book that the SAs have showing all the beauty specials for the sale, a YSL set for $75. I don't recall all the items but I know it had #7 Glossy Stain I believe full size. I dismissed it because I think that is one I already have. I don't really recall what else. I think eye makeup remover.
It also includes Touche Éclat Radiant Touch in #2 Luminous Ivory, the eye makeup remover you mentioned (Top Secrets Bi-Phase), mini Volume Effet Faux Cils Baby Doll Mascara in #1 Fetish Black, and a Mini Waterproof Eye Pencil in Velvet Black. I'm also passing on this one as I already have a Touche Eclat and the only other item that'd interest me would be the Glossy Stain.
 

Medgal07

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OMG this looks stunning - want it all! If anyone sees these available (along with that darn fall palette) please let me know.
That darn fall palette is here: http://shop.nordstrom.com/s/yves-saint-laurent-fetiches-fall-2014-couture-collector-eyeshadow-palette/3807488?origin=keywordsearch-
 

Medgal07

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Thank you Medgal07!!
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The MAC 131 is also one of my favorites! I'm currently using the 131 for the Becca Beach Tint Souffles and really love how easy it is to apply. Do you like the MAC 188? (That's the one I use for the YSL K & Bs.) Also, do you happen to have the MAC 159? I've heard such great things about that brush but can't seem to get the hang of how to use the brush properly :-/ ... my application looks streaky with the 159, so unfortunately it's just sitting in one of my makeup pouches unused! Thanks in advance for any tips!!
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Hello USCgirlie! I do like & use the MAC 188 interchangeably with cream products. I have the MAC 159 & I find myself using it more
often than not to apply my highlighters. I used it today with my Becca Pressed Opal powder. The brush fits nicely at the top of my cheekbones
and it blends powder products quite nicely. Don't give up on it---it's perfect for applying highlighters. I have not tried using it with liquid highlighters
like TF Fire Lust and other such products.
 

Medgal07

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It also includes Touche Éclat Radiant Touch in #2 Luminous Ivory, the eye makeup remover you mentioned (Top Secrets Bi-Phase), mini Volume Effet Faux Cils Baby Doll Mascara in #1 Fetish Black, and a Mini Waterproof Eye Pencil in Velvet Black. I'm also passing on this one as I already have a Touche Eclat and the only other item that'd interest me would be the Glossy Stain.
Ditto! I'd rather buy another e/s palette. BTW---the glossy stain in the Fetiche collection is a Perfect nude for me. It's #40 Beige Bow. So far, I've only seen it at Saks
online. I'm loving it!!!!
 

USCgirlie

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Hello USCgirlie! I do like & use the MAC 188 interchangeably with cream products. I have the MAC 159 & I find myself using it more
often than not to apply my highlighters. I used it today with my Becca Pressed Opal powder. The brush fits nicely at the top of my cheekbones
and it blends powder products quite nicely. Don't give up on it---it's perfect for applying highlighters. I have not tried using it with liquid highlighters
like TF Fire Lust and other such products.
Hi Medgal07! Thank you so much for this tip! I never thought to use the 159 for highlighter and can't wait to try this out next time! This is actually quite exciting for me as I used to use the 188 for highlighter but have since used that for cream blushes. It's always nice to have another brush on rotation. I will let you know how it goes; thank you again. :)
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