Rads
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This is not really related to T's review on Notorious but just something general. I have had so many people telling me the "blush is not seen on you" in my photos. I am darker skinned, so I would need to do a total clown-face/splotchy application - literallly just take the blush on the brush and dab it on and stick it in one place - so people can see it they way they want! I always add swatches and try to show colors as true to what the product looks like in natural lighting, but somehow that just doesn't seem to be enough. I would agree I use a very light hand with my blushes, though, so that could be one thing. For some reason, though, I get the feeling most people prefer seeing products like it is on the swatch but on my face :| Maybe T has similar issues with people not being "able to see" products on her faceYeah, I noticed some bloggers did with/ without pictures, which are a pretty good way of showing the chiseled effect it gives. Seen on its own, it might look like nothing, but when compared to the same makeup without it, it becomes very obvious. I also liked Ingenue's description of it:
shahadakarim.blogspot.ca/2012/10/fotd-notorious.html
I've been using a Mac 168 brush to apply it, which seems to work very well. It allows me to contour, but the head is soft enough so that the colour diffuses nicely. And I always start at the outside of my face, so that the colour is more concentrated near my hairline, fainter on my cheeks.