Blush stands out among the makeup used at SPFW

Blush plays a crucial role in the construction of makeup, among them the purpose of giving color and life to others, some makeup artists even attribute the term “healthy face” because the cheekbones are flushed. In addition to defining the face, when blush is used strategically, it is able to create the illusion that the face is thinner and more sculpted.

As SPFW is not just a clothing exhibition, makeup is also important for the event, as it can also be launched as a trend for the public, check out how the new techniques for using blush stood out:

_{Catarina Mina parade at SPFW N57 (Photo: Reproduction/ Instagram/@agfotosite/Marcelo Soubhia)}

_{Carina Mina and Marina Bitu}

The makeup artists from the Carina Mina and Marina Bitu collections, Vanessa Rozan and Laura La Laina, had similar proposals when they decided to create the makeup for the models that would parade at the last SPFW, edition 57. Both brought very intense shades of pink and orange, highlighting the aesthetic that they imitate the rays of sunlight on the skin and at the height of the temples, a bold proposal to inspire the next makeup trend.

_{Dendezeiro backstage at SPFW N57 (Photo: reproduction/Instagram/@agfotosite/Gabriel Cappelleti)}

Az Marias, Dendezeiro and Patrícia Vieira

The makeup designed by artists Marcos Costa and Gotham, also brought uniqueness in the use of blush in makeup, because in the case of the Az Marias collection, techniques were used that valued natural beauty, using shades of pink with a glow and illuminated. And for the Dendezeiro collection, there was inspiration from the 20s, striking eyelashes, and blush closer to the shades of purple, as it was at the time.

In Patrícia Vieira's collection there was also a maximization of makeup, with super heavy eyes and makeup, with shades of purple and very illuminated skin.

Featured photo: Makeup designed by vanessa rozan for catarina mina's fashion show at spfw n57 gabriel cappelletti (Reproduction/Instagram/@agfotosite/Gabriel Cappelletti)