As we welcome warmer spring days, many of us are looking for ways to add a touch of rosy glow to our complexions. One of the most popular ways to do this is with blush. However, for Beyoncé's 'Teflon face,' makeup artist Sir John always adds a veil of powder for additional color payoff and staying power. This gives the skin a natural, non-cosmetic effect, adding an awakened quality.

When it comes to texture, creams or liquid stain blushes tend to be best for a second-skin look. Fair and cool complexions should opt for more muted shades like baby pink or peachy pink, while deeper, warmer complexions can go for brighter colors. For added dimension, use a darker hue on the inner cheeks and graduate outward with a lighter complementary option.

It's also important to choose a smooth, shade-matched formula. The extra layer of hydration makes it softer and easier to blend. According to makeup artist Naoko Scintu, the best time to apply blush is when the skin is still wet. This helps the product melt into the skin for a more natural-looking finish.

To achieve a flush-from-within finish, massaging in a moisturizer or hydrating primer is a non-negotiable first step. Then, apply your chosen blush formula and blend well. For an added touch of hydration, Sir John recommends pressing another layer of moisturizer onto the face after foundation to ensure the blush really vanishes into the skin.

Overall, achieving a natural-looking flush requires smooth, hydrated skin and the right application technique. By following these tips, you can create a supercharged canvas that looks like you just left SoulCycle. With a little practice, you'll be rocking that euphoria blush in no time!

Euphoria blush