So I tried “MAC Peaches” and it looked wonderful on me! I loved it. While not subtle for everyday makeup, just like the Dollymix, it is perfect for occasions, wedding and night outs. Mac Ambering Rose Blush: Even though MAC Ambering Rose is described as a muted rose shade, it is actually a rose gold color with gold shimmers. So since, I like natural foundation, I decided to go for 1 Matt blush for day-time look and I wanted a light-orangey color. The dupe for this is Wet N Wild Heather Silk blush.
I would also say, that if your foundation is matte, go for a slight shimmer in blush, it will look so good! And if your foundation is dewy or natural, go for matte blush, otherwise if all is shimmer, it would look too much “chamak-damak”. Also the paler you are, the more blending and more application techniques are needed for proper look.
I have seen bold colors in corals, reds, browns look really good on confident people! But they usally do “light” lips or “light eyes” with that makeup. Apple of the cheeks, should be really lighter than side areas, and blending is another key here. I have only ever owned one compact of Ripe Peach and that was long disposed of due to age (I feared it would grow mould) and I have lusted after a.
I have found that darker colors look more better on the side, usually the angled-line that starts after the apples of the cheeks and goes little below the temples of the head. A 4 MAC Ripe Peach Blush Dupe MAC Ripe Peach blush has long been discontinued but the words 'Ripe Peach' still sets many a hearts a flutter and it easily one of my favourite blushes of all time.
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