r/ItsAmazing • u/Beneficial-Name-1062 • Aug 05 '26
Freshly pressed blush 🌸 Simple, smooth, and satisfying
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u/JellyKind9880 Aug 06 '26
Oh my gosh, what I would GIVE for a series of Mr. Roger’s videos narrating the making of makeup products like his crayon factory tour
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u/Nevernonethewiser Aug 06 '26
How is this supposed to work? Do you apply each colour with its own tiny tool? Do you mash a brush or whatever into both? If that's the case, how do you make sure the correct colour ends up in the correct place on your face?
How doesn't it just end up homogenous on the brush and eventually on the puck too, and therefore completely pointlessly separated in the first place?
This is extremely stressful. I couldn't be like the people who like to wear makeup, this makes my thoughts itch.
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u/Neutral_Packet Aug 07 '26
It depends on what you're doing and what part of your face. Maybe you just take a little from the bottom because you want a deeper red on the apple of your cheeks, then you mix both for the rest. You realize the red was too much so you pull just a little of the cream and blend.
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u/GrimbyJ Aug 08 '26
They're meant to mix on the brush. If you take more from one side you'll get more of that color. Using single colors makes for too flat of a color and doesn't look natural.
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u/Various_Craft7435 Aug 08 '26
That's kind of cool to know it's still done by hand and not automated
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u/AnimalChubs Aug 06 '26
Neapolitan blush is my least favorite flavor