Blush is the trend among celebrities at the Met Gala

The 2024 edition of the Met Gala took place last Monday, the 6th, and several personalities were present on this traditional New York night. With the expected arrival of several celebrities, much more than the costumes, the makeup was noticed by the public. We often see trends from other decades come to life again, sometimes even with a new modern touch, and the same happens with blush, makeup in pink and red tones that add a touch of health and vigor to the face.

Celebrities

Ayo Edebiri, from the series The bearwas one of the celebrities who left their cheekbones in striking pink tones.

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Lea Michele looked stunning in a light blue look on the red carpet, showing off her baby bump, Lea opted for a more shimmery and shiny tone for her blush.

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Singer Tyla dared with her sandy look for the occasion, to match the style, she opted for makeup with bright blush and an elongated shape on her face, completing the look with dark eyeliner.

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Singer Aya Nakamura caught attention with her style when composing her look. For makeup, Aya left her lips shiny, and chose a blush in a prominent pink tone, standing out and matching the entire look.

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The founder of the clothing brand Hill HouseNellie Diomond, arrived at the Met Ball with makeup that adorned the delicacy of her entire style, the blush chosen was also more accentuated, in a pinkish coral tone.

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The story

Sources claim that the blush was created in Ancient Greece, made from mixtures of vegetable oils, with natural dyes such as beetroot, saffron, rose petals and copper oxide. In the 18th century, the recipe was improved by the French and also sold on the market, using flowers and fruits to achieve pink and reddish tones. In the 80s, the product completely took off its sales in the United States, women used it to give more vivacity to their appearance, remove the appearance of tiredness and improve self-esteem.

Featured photo: Aya Nakamura in a photo posted on her social network (Reproduction/Instagram/@ayanakamura_officiel)