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I use a cream (I have one from Sonia Kashiuk at Target I like a lot, and another I picked up in Germany on my river cruise last year) and a new L'Oreal liquid blush that I'm enjoying quite a bit! Visible Lift Blur

 

Powder will still get you the most color options, but I like to play around with cosmetics - drugstore options are great these days, and not too expensive.

 

(I don't use foundation or BB/CC creams - just SPF moisturizer - so this visible blur technology is fun and new in my regimen:p)

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How old are you? Most older skin looks better with a non-powder blush..but it's all what you're comfortable applying!

 

I'm over 60. That's why I asked. I thought I had read that older skin looks better with non-powder.

 

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I typically use powder but have some of the 'sticks' as well - check out the avon brand - highly recommended on reviews - lots of colors (I have 2 of them) and not that pricey! :)

 

https://www.avon.com/product/33655/be-blushed-cheek-color

 

P.S. ...and also free returns with Avon if you don't like the produce/color!

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I typically use powder but have some of the 'sticks' as well - check out the avon brand - highly recommended on reviews - lots of colors (I have 2 of them) and not that pricey! :)

 

https://www.avon.com/product/33655/be-blushed-cheek-color

 

P.S. ...and also free returns with Avon if you don't like the produce/color!

I avoided sticks for decades but absolutely love them now, especially the ones from Avon. They look much better than powder now that I am over 50. They are inexpensive and last forever. I also like that I'm not getting powder all over everything (sometimes the powders break during traveling) and I don't need to pack a blush brush.

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and I don't need to pack a blush brush.

 

I love the control of using my fingers with a cream/solid blush - I have been trying to master control/amount with my Loreal blur visage because it's in a tube. More sanitary, I'm sure, but hard to know how much to squeeze;)

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I really am into sheer cheek stains these days, and a favorite of my is Origins "Pinch Your Cheeks". I am now in my early 50's and unless I have a really great tan going, I am not so much liking how I look in powder blush. This Origins product (and there are other similar ones out there) is especially awesome for travel as it is a teeny tube and a little goes a long way. It cuts down on the weight of my toiletry bag. I should add that this stuff is concentrated and I found it a bit hard to navigate initially. What works best for me is to mix a dab of it into my face cream and then dot it on my cheeks and blend.

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I'm 60, and after using creams in my younger years, now find that using a powder is a lot easier to control the amount of color and blending. I use a foundation that is pretty "dewey", so creams just kind of slide off, especially in that wonderful Caribbean heat!

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I have super dry skin that I have been battling for years. I have switched to using only cream blushes/balms or stains because they do not crease into my skin or flake like powders or liquid does. I have been obsessed with my bareminerals pop of passion blush balm. It goes on super smooth and is very buildable.

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