Learn how to master blush draping for a natural glow. Discover application techniques, tools, and tips for different face ...

The blush-draping technique, which first gained popularity in the 1970s and 80s, is back and better. While the name may sound a bit unfamiliar, it’s simply a method of using blush to contour ...

Meet blush draping, the cheekbone-sculpting technique that only requires blush and your fingers for an easy, chiseled finish. Shopping Beauty Published Oct 14, 2019 ...

The blush is meant to drape over your unique bone structure, giving you a soft colorful glow while subtly sculpting your features. According to Gilbert Soliz, the Global Makeup Artist for Marc ...

Draping involves placing the product higher up on the face so you’re left with a ‘lifted’ look, feigning higher cheekbones. Makeup artist Levi-Jade Taylor says: ‘Blush draping is the ...

The recently released Marc Jacobs Air Blush Soft Glow Duo is now available in stores today. Unlike other designer blushes, it doesn't just look pretty—this particular product promises 24-hour wear.

In lieu of using a contouring and highlighting duo, Marc Jacobs Beauty wants you to use this blush for contouring, aka draping, effectively reviving the '70s bold cheek trend.

Blush draping is where blusher is applied in a C-shape, high on the cheekbone and up around to the temple, delivering a contouring effect and lifting the cheek.

Blush contouring is a 1980s-inspired makeup technique that's currently making a comeback on TikTok. See how it looked after this beauty editor tried it.