Blush and lipstick are meant to work hand in hand to balance out a look and give your face a healthy glow. If you want to know the ways to coordinate a lipstick shade with a blush color so you won’t end up looking like a prom queen in the 80s, check out our tips.
Basically, the trick is to choose shades that are in the same color family but not being overly matchy-matchy. You can do this by choosing the same undertone. For a pretty and feminine look, you can start with a cotton candy pink blush. Try to go feather-light on the cheeks, and then complement the look with a delicate pink lip shade with blue undertones, so it won’t overpower your cheeks.
Pink has been the favorite blush color for decades. Since it’s the closest color to our natural flush, it remained a theist choice when you want to create a post-workout glow. You can even create a slightly vintage look by pairing it with a classic pink lipstick with a matte finish.
When you’re going for a red lip, matching it with a perfect rose blush can bring a romantic aura. If you want to go with a stained lip, feel free to be generous with your blush.
For causal occasions, a beachy look would be the perfect choice. There’s no better match for a warm, neutral lip color than a pale orange blush. Of course, you can always go with bronzer, but for colder months, peach is your best pick for sure.
When you’re working with any red-violet shades lip color, they generally work best with a similar toned blush. For a natural beauty effect, try pairing a plum gloss with a sheer plum blush. You get a pop of dramatic color with a subtle intensity.
